eHealth, Inc. launches website for health reform
eHealth, Inc. launched Ready2Connect.org.
eHealth, Inc. launched Ready2Connect.org.
eHealth, Inc., the leading online source of health insurance for individuals, announced that the Company plans to release second quarter 2009 financial results on July 28, 2009.
Rockefeller Foundation’s new health initiative addresses global need for affordable, accessible and quality health services
Three health insurers from western New York have asked the region
Washington healthcare reformers get an advice from UnitedHealth Group.
A National Health Insurance project has been set up by Ghana Government and The World Bank, to deal with key policies and operational issues that affect the smooth operations of NHIS.
Cognizant announced development of the Middle East
Andhra Pradesh government has proposed to amalgamate ‘Arogyasri Health Insurance Scheme’, 108 emergency medical service and 104 fixed-day health service and bring them under one umbrella to ensure effective implementation.
The Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (HIIS) has decided to roll out a new electronic health insurance card project to streamline the patients’ claims processing system. The new system enables healthcare providers to instantly and accurately check a patient’s health insurance status and allows for health claims to be processed online.
New York-based private equity (PE) firm GTI Group is setting up a wholly-owned subsidiary, India Management Company, to invest INR 250 crore into Indian healthcare sector.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is planning a study on how spending on maternal, newborn and child healthcare is hurting the poor in the Asia Pacific region.
Star Health and Allied Insurance, a standalone health insurance firm, is banking on retail spend on insurance to drive up its premium income, at a time when companies are trimming health insurance covers to cut costs.
Humana, one of America’s largest health-benefits companies, has promised to adopt machine-readable patient ID cards and, in the process, won the acclaim of the Medical Group Management Association, which estimates the cards could save physician offices and hospitals as much as USD 1 billion a year.