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Chatbots can raise unique labor and employment law risks

By Jesse Dill, Ogletree Deakins

While few areas of the country have passed laws directly regulating artificial intelligence applications to date, introducing a human resources chatbot to your workplace still carries potential risk of violating any number of established labor and employment laws.

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April 17, 2023

Navigating health care post-COVID: 3 ways to help hold the line on costs

During the pandemic, there was an 80% decrease in people getting colonoscopies and a 70% decrease in cervical cancer screenings, so the big question is: Are we going to see more late-stage cancers being diagnosed?

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April 12, 2023

Biogen used 'charity giving' to illegally boost drug sales, Humana alleged in lawsuit

Although the insurer lost its legal battle because of an "indirect purchaser" rule, Humana alleged Biogen made unlawful donations to charities to help fund patient copays to increase its number of prescriptions and sales.

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April 12, 2023

No-cost preventive services are now in jeopardy: Implications of the ACA ruling

Insurers and employers are expected to be reluctant or even unable to immediately begin charging copays or deductibles for the affected preventive care for certain services, such as screening for diabetes, hepatitis and certain cancers.

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April 11, 2023

What can insurers learn from millennials' obsession with pet insurance?

The likelihood of consumers purchasing insurance for valuables, pets and households varies based on age, education and location.

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April 10, 2023

Humira biosimilars are finally here: What brokers and TPAs need to know

Employers, brokers and TPAs need to calibrate their expectations for how Humira biosimilars will impact the cost of prescription drugs for groups and members.

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April 10, 2023

ACA record enrollment: Too many patients, not enough doctors?

Many insurers are offering smaller networks of doctors and hospitals, and problems arise when patients cannot find local in-network providers and must pay more for out-of-network care or travel farther for in-network care.

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April 07, 2023

Patients are getting blindsided by 'facility fees,' and states are taking action

About half of all patients are getting hit with facility fees, which are billed for doctor visits at hospital-owned clinics, as three in four physicians are now employed by hospitals, health systems or other corporate entities.

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Chatbots can raise unique labor and employment law risks

The best office amenities to lure employees back

What will the Fed make of the softening job market in May?

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Market Insights Stories

Navigating health care post-COVID: 3 ways to help hold the line on costs

Biogen used 'charity giving' to illegally boost drug sales, Humana alleged in lawsuit

No-cost preventive services are now in jeopardy: Implications of the ACA ruling

What can insurers learn from millennials' obsession with pet insurance?

Humira biosimilars are finally here: What brokers and TPAs need to know

ACA record enrollment: Too many patients, not enough doctors?

Patients are getting blindsided by 'facility fees,' and states are taking action