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eHealth Technology Tapped to Power New Private Health Insurance Exchange for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA-- - eHealth, Inc. announced today that its eHealth Technology platform is powering a new private health insurance exchange for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota . Blue Cross has ...
State could help cover federal health care 'no-man's land'
A low-income group under age 65 falls into a kind of no-man's land for affordable coverage. They earn too much to qualify for assistance through Medicaid, but not enough to afford even subsidized commercial insurance.
First Edition: May 23, 2012
Today's headlines include reports about the CBO's dire predictions about a possible recession as well as details about how health policy is handled in new presidential campaign ads.
Minnesota Medicaid funding questioned by Republicans in U.S. House
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are asking more questions about federal funding for Minnesota's Medicaid program.
Why The Media 'Can't Handle the Truth' About Accretive Health
Journalists across the country and the most powerful lawyer in the State of Minnesota can't handle the truth about Accretive Health and the services it actually provides. Too bad that Accretive, unlike Jack Nicholson's Col. Nathan Jessup in "A Few Good Men," didn't commit any crime.
Accretive Health Files Motion to Dismiss Minnesota Attorney General Lawsuit
Accretive Health, Inc. today filed a motion to dismiss the Minnesota Attorney General’s Complaint in federal district court in Minnesota. The motion denies the Attorney General’s claims and requests that the Court dismiss the complaint, in its entirety, with prejudice.
Short-term health insurance's limits noted
ST. PAUL, Minn., April 29 (UPI) -- Short-term health insurance policies are better than no coverage but people should be aware of their limitations, Minnesota's attorney general says.
Accretive Health shares rise after it denies Minnesota allegations
(Reuters) - Shares of Accretive Health Inc rose as much as 8 percent on Monday, after the company denied Minnesota Attorney General's allegation that it violated patient privacy and debt collection laws. Shares of Chicago-based Accretive Health, which provides medical billing, insurance verification and other services to healthcare providers, were up 6 percent at $11.51 in late afternoon trading ...
Health bill celebrated for bipartisan support at Minnesota Legislature
Bipartisan legislation being heralded this week at the Capitol includes money for a number of new health care studies, including a look at autism in Minnesota's Somali community.
Republican state officials stall on setting up health insurance marketplaces
In about two dozen states across the country, the insurance marketplaces at the heart of the 2010 health-care law remain in limbo, with Republican governors or lawmakers who oppose the statute refusing to act until the Supreme Court decides its constitutionality. Read full article >>
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