A blog by Noah Isserman, AHA director of health insurance and coverage policy, explains why Anthem’s nonparticipating ...

Patients are best served when insurers act as transparent and reasonable partners, not when they invoke patient protection laws to justify payment strategies that harm the very patients they were ...

California hospitals sue Anthem over a policy that would cut payments when out‑of‑network doctors treat Anthem patients.

Starting this month, Wisconsinites who participate in the state’s Family Care Medicaid program now have Anthem Blue Cross and ...

Hours after Gov. Kelly Ayotte called on lawmakers to force private insurers to cover mental health services for children, a House committee voted to shelve the legislation. The governor’s push came ...

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Before the Buffalo Sabres play their home hockey games, two national anthems are sung. First it's the Canadian tune, 'O Canada,' before the United States' anthem, 'The Star Spangled Banner,' is sung.

A three-year deal reached late Monday between Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and the Mount Sinai Health System will restore health insurance access to more than 20,000 Long Island patients and 90,000 ...

Effective January 1, 2026, Anthem (also known as Elevance Health) implemented its Facility Administrative Policy: Use of a Nonparticipating Care Provider for the states of Colorado, Connecticut, ...

Baseball’s opening night was anything but ordinary at Oracle Park. As a spine-tingling Star-Spangled Banner was delivered by Retired serviceman Generald Wilson. The epic performance ended with a ...

TRAVERSE CITY — Of the Grand Traverse region’s 260 people experiencing homelessness, roughly 25 are without shelter, according to this year’s annual count. During the last week of January, homeless ...

If Mount Sinai Health System and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield don't reach an agreement this month, thousands of patients in New York will be forced to either pay a hefty price for care or find new ...