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Insurer Arranges For High HSA Rate
By Staff WriterFirst HSA Inc. has agreed to pay an annual interest rate of 6.15% on health savings accounts set up by consumers who buy HSA-compatible health ...
January 04, 2006
New Baltimore Plan Serves Chronically IllXLHealth Corp. has set up a Medicare managed care plan for 98,000 Maryland residents who suffer from serious, chronic health problems.The new XLHealth Plan includes ...
January 04, 2006
New Baltimore Plan Serves Chronically IllXLHealth Corp. has set up a Medicare managed care plan for 98,000 Maryland residents who suffer from serious, chronic health problems.The new XLHealth Plan includes ...
January 03, 2006
CIGNA Provider Network Adds Walk-In ClinicsA major managed care company is offering a convenient new option for health plan members.The company, CIGNA HealthCare, Bloomfield, Conn., is adding walk-in clinics operated ...
January 03, 2006
NAIC Releases Top 5 SalariesThe National Association of Insurance Commissioners has released a list of the 5 NAIC executives who received the highest compensation from the association in 2005.The ...
January 03, 2006
CIGNA Provider Network Adds Walk-In ClinicsA major managed care company is offering a convenient new option for health plan members.The company, CIGNA HealthCare, Bloomfield, Conn., is adding walk-in clinics operated ...
January 03, 2006
Iowa Blue Parent Picks PBMWellmark Inc. has hired a unit of HealthExtras Inc. to manage its pharmacy benefits programs.The pharmacy benefit manager unit, Catalyst RX, will start running drug ...
January 02, 2006
Service Problems Crop Up At Postal Worker HRA PlanSome members of the oldest federal employee "consumer-directed health plan" may be having trouble getting used to the plan.Researchers at the U.S. Government Accountability Office ...