A spate of hospital deals stands to further remake the U.S. health-care landscape, pushing up prices for consumers and insurers and changing how individuals get care.
As the specter of Amazon.com Inc. looms over the health-care industry, its easy to see the tech giants threat as a major factor behind the megadeal between CVS Health Corp. and Aetna Inc. Yet the deal will build a company to match up against a rival that already has businesses...
Passing a bipartisan Obamacare stabilization bill wouldnt do much to cushion the blow from repealing the health laws requirement that all individuals buy health insurance, the Congressional Budget Office says.
A deal between the two would create a health-services giant and a bigger competitor for UnitedHealth Group Inc., which is the largest U.S. health insurer and has its own own clinics and a pharmacy-benefits unit.
Congresss non-partisan scorekeeper didnt find any big savings for the U.S government in a Senate bill designed to stabilize Obamacare, but the reason for that is a technicality.
The deal includes funding for insurer subsidies for two years, with unspecified pro-life protections; pausing Obamacares requirements that all people have health insurance and that employers offer it; and increasing the contribution limit for health-savings accounts.
President Donald Trump gave his blessing to a bipartisan health-care bill to pay the same insurance subsidies that the president said hed halt last week, according to a Republican senator working on the package.
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The effect is likely to be profoundly destabilizing, disruptive and potentially materially damaging to hospitals and those exchanges plans who are still required to offer benefits.