Artificial intelligence and algorithms are a part of many businesses these days, including health insurance. It’s a conversation that’s resurfaced since the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Recent changes to the claims process for Tricare, the health insurance program for military members and their families, has impacted mental health clinics in Hampton Roads ...

CLEARWATER, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WLT Software, a leader in custom benefits and claims administration software, today announced that it will offer Intellivo’s subrogation services to WLT’s clients.

NORFOLK, Va. — A recent change to claims processing through Humana Military, the primary healthcare program used by active duty military, has led to weeks of unpaid insurance claims for mental health ...

As states strive to curb health insurers' use of artificial intelligence, patients and doctors are arming themselves with AI tools to fight claims denials, prior authorizations and soaring medical ...

In the wake of the boom of artificial intelligence (AI), more healthcare insurance companies are using the technology to speed up the process of evaluating patient medical claims, making it quite ...

As states strive to curb health insurers' use of artificial intelligence, patients and doctors are arming themselves with AI tools to fight claims denials, prior authorizations and soaring medical ...

Health insurance claims: A survey conducted by LocalCircles found that over 50% of health insurance policyholders who submitted claims in the last three years experienced either rejection or partial ...

As health insurance companies across the nation use artificial intelligence more often to decide what gets covered, patients and doctors may be getting left in the dark about the algorithms that deny ...

Many claims processing organizations rely on distributed workforces to save costs on office space, increase their access to labor, and have a broader talent pool to recruit out of. There are plenty of ...

Low-income patients-and their healthcare providers-are less likely to challenge denials of their health insurance claims than those with household incomes above $50,000, according to University of ...