Health Apr 02 How algorithms are being used to deny health insurance claims in bulk By Ali Rogin, Kaisha Young, Juliet Fuisz
Economy Apr 15 CEOs raise concerns, urge caution as Trump looks to reopen economy They, too, want to get the economy going but they have worries about whether there are enough coronavirus tests available to ensure workers can safely return to the job. By Aamer Madhani, Kevin Freking, Jill Colvin, Associated Press
Nation Apr 28 Court upholds decision to block health insurer Anthem’s bid for rival Cigna It upholds a February ruling that said the proposed $48 billion acquisition would reduce competition in the concentrated insurance market. By Sam Hananel, Associated Press
Nation Feb 25 When your doctor is in-network one year and out the next Insurers are often under competitive pressure to change network providers from year-to-year. But those changes can catch customers, especially of Medicare Advantage plans, off guard. By Philip Moeller
Health Aug 20 Watch Former Insurance Exec Speaks Out on Health Reform Until last year, Wendell Potter worked for both Cigna and Humana health care for two decades. He's now a senior fellow on health care with the Center for Media and Democracy, a liberal research group. He speaks to Gwen Ifill…