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Lyft has landed a new relationship with Arizona’s Medicaid program as a “provider.”
Lyft Wednesday said it’s now “an enrolled Medicaid provider in Arizona” after the state changed rules effective May 1 to allow “transportation network companies (also known as ‘rideshare’ companies) to register as non-emergency medical transportation providers,” the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System said earlier this year.”
Source: “Forbes.”
Humana is waiving member copays, co-insurance, and deductibles for in-network Primary Care, Behavioral Health, and Tele-Health visits for it’s Medicare Advantage customers. This relief will
“In 2000, states spent about 12% of their own revenue on Medicaid. Since then, the share has increased to over 17%, driven mostly by increases
“Humana filed suit Friday against more than a dozen generic drugmakers, including Teva Pharmaceutical, alleging the companies engage in price fixing. “In the 610-page complaint,
Health officials in London, Ontario, are investigating a case of vaping-related illness in a youth who suffered severe respiratory problems that have been linked to
“Given the importance of focus, it’s disheartening to find that like most of us, many of today’s business leaders and CEOs have fallen victim to
It was announced today that he and Mississippi Attorney General JimHood are leading a bipartisan coalition of 47 attorneys general callingupon Congress to authorize the
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