Multiplan Probe — Who Hired Them Anyway?
The knives are out following an article in The New York Times that analyzes the business of out-of-network pricing by Multiplan and its fee structure.
The knives are out following an article in The New York Times that analyzes the business of out-of-network pricing by Multiplan and its fee structure.
I recently came across a study dealing with “evidence-based medicine” in primary care (Ebell MH, Sokol R, Lee A, et al. How good is the…
In early February of this year, a proposed class action lawsuit was filed against the company Johnson & Johnson and their Pension & Benefits Committee,…
We started Industry Perspectives 3 ½ years ago with the goal of providing relevant insights from our team of experts, with a ClaimDOC spin. Consistent…
It’s the holidays. Many of you aren’t working and the ones that are likely don’t want a heavy article on why healthcare is broken and…
The many requirements of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (CAA) have forced plan sponsors and the brokers guiding them to find compliance solutions. With…
U.S. employers are at a breaking point as healthcare costs continue to soar, and inflation tightens its grip across every sector. Blistering inflation, especially food…
Which hospitals do you have a contract with? That’s the question we frequently hear when we talk with brokers and representatives of self-funded health plans…
We often find ourselves grappling with the fear of the unknown, preventing us from taking bold steps toward positive shifts in our organizations. Particularly in…
Employee Wellness. Over the course of several years, it’s been considered everything from a buzzword to a magic bullet in the area of Human Capital.