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Paige Minemyer

Paige Minemyer

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Health Insurance Reporter, Fierce Healthcare

State College

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  • AMA urges Optum to take an individualized approach to seeking repayment for Change hack loans

    By Paige Minemyer Verified| Fierce Healthcare Verified The American Medical Association is seeking answers from Optum after reports from physicians indicated that the company is putting pressure on them to repay loans issued following the cyberattack on Change Healthcare. The organization sent a letter to sent Friday to Roger Connor, CEO of OptumInsight, which houses Change. In it, the AMA said that Optum should take two steps that will make it easier for docs to repay the funds they borrowed.

    By Paige Minemyer Verified · Fierce Healthcare

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • JPMorgan study: How small businesses are handling insurance costs

    By Paige Minemyer Verified| Fierce Healthcare Verified Health insurance premiums and related costs are a significant burden for small businesses, and a new study from banking giant JPMorgan Chase finds that many dropped coverage from one year to the next to mitigate the expense. The report, compiled by the JPMorgan Chase Institute, found that about a third of small businesses canceled their coverage between 2018 and 2019, a finding that held true for firms with employees and and those without paid workers.

    By Paige Minemyer Verified · Fierce Healthcare

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • AMA urges Optum to take an individualized approach to seeking repayment for Change hack loans

    By Paige Minemyer Verified| Fierce Healthcare Verified The American Medical Association is seeking answers from Optum after reports from physicians indicated that the company is putting pressure on them to repay loans issued following the cyberattack on Change Healthcare. The organization sent a letter to sent Friday to Roger Connor, CEO of OptumInsight, which houses Change. In it, the AMA said that Optum should take two steps that will make it easier for docs to repay the funds they borrowed.

    By Paige Minemyer Verified · Fierce Healthcare

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Fierce Healthcare

State College, United States