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  • November 05, 2026

    Aetna Loses Arb. Bid In Hospitals' Inpatient Pay Policy Row

    Aetna Health Inc. can't force two hospital operators to arbitrate their challenge to its inpatient reimbursement policy, a Pennsylvania federal judge ruled, finding the suit seeks equitable relief and thus falls under an exemption in the insurer's arbitration agreements.

  • November 05, 2026

    Federal Workers Seek To Halt Gender-Affirming Benefits Ban

    Two federal employees urged a D.C. federal court to block President Donald Trump's administration from eliminating coverage for gender-affirming care from their 2027 health benefits, arguing thousands of people will be harmed unless the court steps in before open enrollment ends.

  • November 05, 2026

    BREAKING: Albertsons, Safeway Owe Wash. $900M Over Opioid Diversion

    Albertsons and its Safeway subsidiary must pay $900 million for helping fuel Washington state's overdose crisis by failing for years to prevent the diversion of opioid drugs, a Seattle judge ruled Thursday, finding that the pharmacy chains regularly failed to follow their own policies aimed at ensuring prescriptions were legitimate.

  • November 04, 2026

    Pharmacy Worker Says Dosage Machine Cut Off Fingertip

    A pharmacy worker suffered a "traumatic" finger amputation when a machine that dispenses liquid medication caught her index finger and ripped part of it off, according to a lawsuit in Pennsylvania state court that accuses medical device manufacturer Precision Products Group Inc. of defective design.

  • November 04, 2026

    Anthem Fights Rework Of Neurosurgery Group Antitrust Case

    A pair of Anthem units are pushing back against a Long Island, New York, neurosurgery practice's bid to file an amended complaint accusing the insurer of driving down reimbursement rates, telling a New York federal court the changes fail to fix the problems that resulted in a previous dismissal.

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