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Paula Steiner, who has led Health Care Service Corp. since 2016, is departing the operator of Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans in five states: Illinois, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Montana.

The problem of access to healthcare is complex, but there is one key that could unlock a host of solutions to our current healthcare crisis and lead to a true transformation of the healthcare system here in the United States.

Analyst Mark N. Vena takes a closer look at hearing aid company Eargo’s product and market strategy.

A new report revealed that over half of the 4,523 beaches tested in 2018 “had potentially unsafe levels of fecal contamination on at least a day.”

By 2025, there will be over 1 billion women experiencing menopause in the world, which will be 12% of the entire world population of 8 billion. Vasomotor Symptoms (VMS), including hot flashes and night sweats, are experienced by approximately 75% of th…

Anthem said its new PBM IngenioRx is landing new clients outside of just the health plans it owns and its 2020 rollout is ahead of expectations.

The traditional culture of medicine has a well-recognized but seldom-discussed hierarchy.

CVS Health is launching a platform to address social determinants of health as insurers roll out strategies to move into their communities and beyond the doctor’s office to reduce costs and improve outcomes.

Bright Health is the latest health insurer to announce plans to sell private Medicare Advantage plans in several new markets, hoping seniors flock to such coverage following federal rule changes that allow plans to offer more benefits.

Poor posture is not just common in office workers, but can lead to significant health issues. Jono Bacon, a leading community and collaboration strategy consultant and author, provides pragmatic recommendations for identifying and fixing poor posture.