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Health Care
Jun 15
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Langenus named to Blue Cross board of directorsPROVIDENCE – John C. Langenus has joined Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island as the newest member of its board of directors, the health insurer announced on June 5. |
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Health Insurance
Jun 13
By Richard Asinof |
Chafee nominates Hittner to replace Koller at OHIC(Updated, Friday, 8:48 a.m.) Dr. Kathleen Hittner has been nominated by Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee to replace Christopher F. Koller as Rhode Island’s health insurance commissioner, the governor’s press office announced Thursday afternoon. |
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Health Insurance
Jun 12
By PBN Staff
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Blue Cross partners with Click With Me NowTo aid consumers as they consider buying products in the new health insurance marketplace, Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island has teamed with Click With Me Now, a St. Louis-based firm that offers one-click, no download, Web co-browsing software. |
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Health Insurance
May 22
By Richard Asinof |
Koller orders health care pricing transparency by insurersIn a bulletin issued Tuesday afternoon to health care insurers, R.I. Health Insurance Commissioner Christopher F. Koller announced new “obligations” for insurers to disclose the price of health care services to certain health care providers. |
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Health Care
May 18
By Patrick Anderson |
Rate hike seen likely for manyDespite efforts from government and industry to reduce health care spending, Rhode Island health insurers say the cost curve is bending in the wrong direction. |
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Health Insurance
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Details emerge on insurance plans to be offered on exchangeThree health insurers – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island, UnitedHealthcare of New England, and Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island – will offer a total of 28 health plans on the R.I. Health Benefits Exchange for the individual and small group markets beginning on Oct. 1. |
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Health Insurance
May 13
By Alex Wayne |
More workers got insurance in Massachusetts after health lawThe share of workers opting to take company medical coverage rather than more take-home pay rose in Massachusetts after the state overhauled its health system in 2006, a result the U.S. Affordable Care Act may replicate, a report suggests. |