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According to the complaint, UPMC allowed its surgery department head to perform multiple surgeries at the same time in order to maximize profits.
October Three study finds these sponsors in particular could have reduced costs by accelerating funding, reducing headcounts and more.
Commonwealth survey finds 70 percent say that factors beyond a person's control play a part in financial insecurity.
Critics of the legislation, such as the American Hospital Association, say it would place a burden on already beleaguered health care systems.
Negative findings aren't even a complete picture of COVID-19's impact on retirement savings, says Center for Retirement Research.
Gen Z says it's been hardest hit financially; others have startling misconceptions about stimulus checks.
When you add up the economic value of all of Mom's roles, that bouquet of flowers just doesn't seem like enough.
According to a recent study, carve-in pharmacy benefits can result in an average savings of $148 per member per year.
Federal prosecutors on Friday announced charges against the owner of a legal benefits company for allegedly defrauding multiple lenders out of $30 million.
Prudential was putting insurance beneficiary money in a bank account rather than paying a lump sum instead.