BECKY QUICK: Bad for insurance companies and what happens to the insurance companies as a result?
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Headwinds for Insurance Companies Like banks, insurance companies attempt to earn a spread through an asset/liability framework.
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The insurance companies make all the money; all of this is predicated upon still propping up the insurance companies.
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Florida's payments to the insurance companies Nearly all states pay private insurance companies monthly premiums to insure Medicaid patients.
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Many health insurance companies will be more likely to exit the exchanges, potentially leaving counties with no insurance companies.
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"If instead there are a large number of insurance companies, providers can play those insurance companies off each other," they write.
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It already has removed systemically important insurance companies headquartered in the U.S. from the global list of systemically important insurance companies.
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And banks with insurance companies or insurance companies in general are clearly going to have some issues as they pay out claims.
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But the insurance companies that made a fortune, that money was a subsidy and almost, you could say, a payoff for insurance companies.
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Property and casualty insurance companies shed $8.4 billion of munis in the first quarter and life insurance companies added $6.9 billion to their muni holdings.
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Insurance companies, like Travelers Insurance, likely do this because police departments rarely have to pay when sued, as the liability usually falls on insurance companies.
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"China commits to continued granting of national treatment for foreign insurance companies and a level playing field for domestic and foreign insurance companies," it said.
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Insurance companies' outsize contributions to Florida Republicans Nearly all states pay insurance companies to insure some of their Medicaid patients; this is not unique to Florida.
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Appointing insurance companies to police pharmaceuticals will only result in some patients losing access to medicines they need because insurance companies will refuse to cover them.
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Sage Therapeutics told the New York Times that they expect insurance companies to cover the treatment, however, insurance companies told the Times that they are evaluating brexanolone.
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SANDERS: Let`s work together on a Medicare for all, single payer program so we`re finally going to get insurance companies -- private insurance companies out of our life.
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Establishing these so-called captive insurance companies, which are wholly owned subsidiaries of private companies, is perfectly legal where there are legitimate insurance needs not covered by commercial insurance companies.
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And the insurance companies like the Democrats' current big idea on health-insurance reform: burying the insurance companies in bailout money to cover up the problems created by the ACA.
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Much of this activity is being bankrolled by the largest insurance companies, most of which are a century old and tend to have dull names that sound like, well, insurance companies.
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Jones is the first state insurance regulator in the United States to call on insurance companies to divest from coal and the first to require insurance companies to disclose their investments.
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But doctors, hospitals and insurance companies have disagreed about exactly what should happen when patients are treated by doctors and other medical professionals who do not have agreements with insurance companies.
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They include the provisions allowing states to waive both basic benefit requirements, so that insurance companies can sell junk plans, and community rating, so that insurance companies can price-gouge sick people.
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Health insurance companies are starting to give away wearables, auto insurance companies are giving away "connected car" devices, and telcos and other service providers are offering up connected security cameras and much more.
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Pointing out one positive of the program, like getting the insurance companies to cover very sick people who the insurance companies had been rejected before, is a good way to look more caring.
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I doubt many people out there would be shedding tears for insurance companies not making money, but these insurance companies have to earn a profit if they're going to make the program work.
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Krusing disagreed, saying major insurance companies do cover such treatments.
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The biggest hike was a fee on health insurance companies.
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Massive subsidy payments to their pet insurance companies has stopped.
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It also contacts patients' insurance companies to determine benefit eligibility.
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It included responses from 91 insurance companies across 16 countries.
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But the insurance companies just see it as more risk.
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Switching insurance companies was what finally made the procedure happen.
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And insurance companies can deny these plans to sicker people.
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The federal government does not regulate insurance companies or products.
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No. We don't work with insurance companies in any way.
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Moroccan banking, telephone and insurance companies have led the charge.
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Most insurance companies these days have two types of ads.
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The steepening helps their banking system, helps their insurance companies.
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Insurance companies offer lower premiums for ships that protect themselves.
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He did own five small insurance companies in the South.
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Require insurance companies to cover fertility treatments for LGBTQ couples.
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However, he said most major insurance companies have contacted them.
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She said getting rid of Obamacare would unshackle insurance companies.
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She would like to introduce more insurance companies into Medicare.
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Trump has called subsidy payments a "gift" for insurance companies.
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Hospitals, doctors and most health insurance companies hate the bill.
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That idea was never about targeting the insurance companies themselves.
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Buffett has traditionally invested in consumer, energy and insurance companies.
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Life insurance companies would lose some tax benefits, per Politico.
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You can bet the insurance companies will sort that out.
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Even if people don't see the threat, insurance companies do.
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But I won't do anything to enrich the insurance companies.
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Insurance companies of tomorrow will look very different from today.
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It did not say why it had changed insurance companies.
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Health insurance companies would receive a $145 billion tax cut.
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Hospitals and insurance companies aren't likely to provide this help.
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Why should insurance companies continue to subsidize Obamacare for Republicans?
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And insurance companies often contribute money to state political parties.
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Trump has criticized the payments as subsidies for insurance companies.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities.
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The price is what Medicare, Medicaid and insurance companies pay.
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Some conservatives decry the payments as bailouts for insurance companies.
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However, insurance companies are not in need of a bailout.
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Industry executives said insurance companies drop clients all the time.
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This despite insurance companies reporting record profits this past year.
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A number of homeowners have also sued their insurance companies.
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The hospital declined, citing its confidentiality agreements with insurance companies.
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Ms. Ketterer likes the British insurance companies Prudential and Aviva.
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Most private insurance companies don't have that kind of leeway.
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The insurance companies also hired consulting firms like Compass Lexecon.
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"Aren't insurance companies not allowed to go bankrupt?" she said.
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Advertising Decades ago, commercials for insurance companies followed certain formulas.
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Ultimately, the buyer of these tests will be insurance companies.
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Suppose that insurance companies must charge everyone the same price.
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But insurance companies aren't always willing to cover the cost.
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And this is not just schools — like, health insurance companies.
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The buyers include insurance companies, vehicle manufacturers, and prospective employers.
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Bailing out these insurance companies is yet another big problem.
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Insurance companies are uniquely exposed to these sorts of changes.
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I would just let the insurance companies work it out.
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It is a "fix" that only the insurance companies love.
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You have six or seven black insurance companies in Memphis.
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Rather, the federal government outsources plan design to insurance companies.
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These doctors negotiate separate deals with insurance companies for payment.
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The insurance companies UnitedHealth and Cigna, among others, raised premiums.
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Insurance companies representing the Weinstein Company will foot the bill.
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For others, like insurance companies, it may provide business opportunities.
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Faced with more a costly clientele, insurance companies increased premiums.
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So Obamacare offsets those costs by directly paying insurance companies.
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Not all health insurance companies are publicly traded, of course.
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I support forcing insurance companies to cover all preexisting conditions.
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Wildfire mitigation is largely encouraged by coalitions of insurance companies.
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Government officials also hope the data will be useful to employers, who typically rely on insurance companies to arrange their benefits without knowing all the details of the deals those insurance companies have cut.
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The provision requires insurance companies offering health plans through the law to reduce out-of-pocket costs for policy holders who qualify, and the government offsets the added costs to insurance companies by reimbursing them.
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Insurance companies and pension funds could face their own major strains.
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Under the Sanders proposal, private health insurance companies would be eliminated.
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Read This Next: Why Do We Have Health Insurance Companies Anyway?
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Under ACA, insurance companies cannot discriminate based on a person's gender.
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Buying hotels isn't an obvious step for aviation or insurance companies.
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Insurance companies in particular have fought its application to their industry.
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The ones who were repeatedly fucked by insurance companies before Obamacare?
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Hi. (APPLAUSE) Look, the insurance companies are making an absolute fortune.
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Insurance companies flogged junk schemes to the poor or mentally disabled.
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You have states that aren't going to have any insurance companies.
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Insurance companies will need to find new products they can sell.
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The first damage totals following a storm come from insurance companies.
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Among other functions, PBMs help insurance companies negotiate lower drug costs.
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Insurance companies are barred from asking questions about applicants' health status.
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Officials are also considering allowing insurance companies to extend them further.
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Pramila Jayapal, Democrat of Washington, wouldn't allow for private insurance companies.
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The organization looked at 25 major brokerage firms and insurance companies.
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The law also reduces the penalty interest paid by insurance companies.
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See previously released commentary on the various insurance companies at www.fitchratings.
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"That would get insurance companies back in the game," he said.
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Insurance companies, life sciences companies and patients all stand to benefit.
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The government offsets the costs to insurance companies by reimbursing them.
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Putting mandates on insurance companies is not a cure for scarcity.
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We are rightly concerned about insurance companies knowing our genetic susceptibilities.
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Minutes later, Trump said he'd never support bailing out insurance companies.
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The insurance companies and the drug companies spent millions against me.
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When insurance companies are forced to compete, the American people win.
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It was the costliest disaster for insurance companies in Canadian history.
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Will insurance companies be allowed to stop care at some point?
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Insurance companies having been greatly narrowing their formularies over recent years.
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Creating cumbersome obstacles will discourage insurance companies from offering abortion coverage.
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Some conservatives have derided the payments as bailouts for insurance companies.
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Comparison-shop among insurance companies to see whether switching makes sense.
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At present, 57 life insurance companies selling such products, he added.
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Insurance companies or the government would then pay for the coverage.
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This sometimes gets translated to mean a choice of insurance companies.
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Another thing insurance companies have historically stayed away from: women's bodies.
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Administrative costs for private insurance companies are about 6 times higher.
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It makes money by contracting with health insurance companies, explains Sculley.
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"I don't carry a brief for the insurance companies," she said.
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Maybe worse, few marketing efforts by life insurance companies are memorable.
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Time to get the insurance companies out of the prescriber's office.
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Compared to battling health insurance companies, how hard could it be?
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Then fights will begin between that archdiocese and the insurance companies.
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Helping insurance companies keep their promises to policyholders was fine work.
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Insurance companies are waiving copayments for COVID-19 testing, NOT treatment.
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Insurance companies in the sector reported 63 percent decrease in profits.
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Those prices become the benchmarks for private health insurance companies, too.
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Insurance companies are doing what they can to avoid paying claims.
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IDR provides incentives for insurance companies and providers to negotiate fairly.
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DeWitt has covered insurance companies for JPMorgan for nearly three years.
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And most insurance companies are not willing to bear the cost.
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As the proposed mega-mergers demonstrates, health insurance companies hate competition.
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Because those insurance companies keep raising your rates because they can.
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Oftentimes, these increases are caused by factors beyond insurance companies' control.
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State laws Car insurance companies have to comply with state laws.
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Who could be against putting taxpayers first and insurance companies second?
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While the market is huge, legacy insurance companies still dominate it.
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Control of our medical care has been ceded to insurance companies.
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Then there is also the loss of revenue to insurance companies.
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She reportedly also invested in pharmaceutical and health insurance companies. 4.
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Doctors, hospitals and insurance companies do not know what to expect.
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Insurance companies determine premiums using one of three different rating systems.
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The judge also approved an $11 billion agreement with insurance companies.
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Progressive might be the sponsor, but other insurance companies were represented.
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And insurance companies aren't going to sit back and lose money.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) sees some role for private insurance companies.
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If you don't have malls, you don't have insurance companies, mechanics.
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They don't want insurance companies to be given unlimited authority again.
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These provisions prohibit insurance companies from denying coverage based on a person's medical history (known as guaranteed issue), and prohibit insurance companies from charging those with pre-existing conditions more for coverage (known as community rating).
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California's insurance commissioner on Monday asked all insurance companies doing business in the state to voluntarily divest from coal companies and said he will also require insurance companies to disclose their coal company holdings.
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Last year, veteran climbers, insurance companies and news organizations exposed a far-reaching conspiracy by guides, helicopter companies and hospitals to bilk millions of dollars from insurance companies by evacuating trekkers with minor signs of altitude sickness.
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Similar efforts by some states and insurance companies have shown promising results.
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Even worse, insurance companies can change what drugs they cover without notice.
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Insurance companies, pharma and governments have ruined health care across the world.
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I only have enough in me to fight cancer, not insurance companies.
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"People don't like their private insurance companies," Sanders said at the debate.
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Some insurance companies already subsidize Apple Watches just for the fitness benefits.
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"That's what insurance companies are doing in America today," she said sternly.
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It also affected insurance companies that participate in the health insurance market.
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The government offsets the added costs to insurance companies by reimbursing them.
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Plus, many insurance companies will not cover intentional acts -- just negligent ones.
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D.F.S. making sure insurance companies are willing to pay for the screening.
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More broadly, domestic U.S. insurance companies are also immune to U.K. exposure.
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"Many people are concerned that insurance companies will use it," she says.
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We borrow a strategy that you'll see insurance companies use a lot.
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Insurance companies accounted for 71.3 percent of contributions to the new funds.
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Employers and insurance companies may require you to wear health-tracking devices.
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What we need — look, the insurance companies take care of the politicians.
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The insurance companies are not in favor of me, they hate that.
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Obamacare (ACA) included taxes on health insurance companies, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices.
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Pressure from insurance companies is a more likely way to reduce prices.
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Insurance companies will be fighting to get every single person signed up.
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This time it's insurance companies taking aim at the controversial government program.
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Well, for rocket launches with pricey payloads, usually space insurance companies, mostly.
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Divestment needs to expand to banks, insurance companies, and asset management companies.
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Insurance companies faced mounting catastrophe losses from hurricanes and other natural disasters.
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Clients targeted for J.P. Morgan's IAP include pensions, endowments and insurance companies.
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To cover those costs, car insurance companies would raise premiums for everyone.
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YOU KNOW, THE INSURANCE COMPANIES WILL SAY -- EISEN: YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT ZIKA.
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A further 6% is owned by insurance companies and 14% by funds.
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Start by looking at NerdWallet's selection of the best homeowners insurance companies.
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This approach empowers insurance companies to discourage personalized treatments based on costs.
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Munich Re is a leading reinsurance firm - offering insurance for insurance companies.
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Consumers should resist efforts to deny breakthrough medicines by their insurance companies.
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Insurance companies are paid a fee for properly managing this risk allocation.
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LIFE-INSURANCE companies usually go to inordinate lengths to demonstrate their dullness.
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Under the ACA, insurance companies must cover addiction as an "essential" benefit.
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Can this data be protected from insurance companies, employers, and the like?
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Sanders has previously called for the elimination of private health insurance companies.
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I share in the disdain that Harris holds for health insurance companies.
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I am not going to do anything to enrich the insurance companies.
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The insurance companies complain because they are not allowed to negotiate prices.
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Insurance companies also share the burden with their customers by raising copays.
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Insurance companies are finally making a profit on Obamacare — which was predicted.
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At the same time, the attitude of insurance companies is also important.
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We don't believe insurance companies should be playing doctor after-the-fact.
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"When insurance companies face uncertainty, they increase premiums," Levitt tweeted Thursday evening.
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" Just 30 years ago, "most insurance companies didn't even cover obstetrics [childbirth].
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Fifteen states, including New Jersey, require insurance companies to cover fertility treatment.
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And insurance companies tend to not reimburse patients for non-standard procedures.
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It's uncommon for insurance companies to pay for these drugs, said Shankaran.
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Insurance companies are hiding this new effort behind opaque and confusing jargon.
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The states serve as the principal regulators of insurance companies they charter.
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The impact is amplified as private insurance companies are quickly following suit.
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Right now, insurance companies have difficulties marketing a product across the country.
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Key quote: But Tenet doesn't mind playing chicken with health insurance companies.
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Others are testing the waters to partner with existing health insurance companies.
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He stopped taking his seizure medications because insurance companies wouldn't cover him.
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But McConnell and President Trump don't need the insurance companies' votes here.
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Insurance companies are closely monitoring whether the government acts on those findings.
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The major insurance companies also agreed to cover the costs of telemedicine.
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The major insurance companies also agreed to cover the costs of telemedicine.
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The insurance companies that create annuities often make them seem like investments.
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"You don't need insurance companies for Medicare for all," Dr. Gaffney added.
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Insurance companies raised average premiums for 2018 A.C.A. policies by 30 percent.
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Prescriptions are going unfilled because pharmacies can't contact insurance companies for payment.
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Insurance: The Federal Reserve is considering new capital requirements for insurance companies.
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Vincere Health: Works with insurance companies to pay people to stop smoking.
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These middlemen purchase drugs on behalf of companies, unions and insurance companies.
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Here's where healthcare insurance companies can act with compassion and fiscal prudence.
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"What is government, but a bunch of different insurance companies," Draper said.
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But the system depends on the voluntary participation of private insurance companies.
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We have one important problem, which is, which all insurance companies have.
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Life insurance companies are not out to catch you in a lie.
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It would also cause insurance companies to raise premiums by 20 percent.
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" Abby Finkenauer of Iowa is "standing up to drug and insurance companies.
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Insurance companies repping The Weinstein Company will shell out the full amount.
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One hint is insurance companies are big political donors and heavy lobbyists.
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If exceptions are made, insurance companies will struggle to make a profit.
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"The insurance companies were not performing services for the government," he said.
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BHSI is part of Berkshire Hathaway's National Indemnity group of insurance companies.
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" Obama further expressed "no interest in putting insurance companies out of business.
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An $11 billion agreement with insurance companies also won the judge's approval.
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This has incentivized insurance companies to leave exchanges at a breakneck speed.
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But it relies on the voluntary participation of insurance companies to function.
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Freedom for insurance companies to hike their prices for middle-aged customers.
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How insurance companies farm out their dirty work to doctors and patients.
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Lawmakers could also expand both Medicare and Medicaid using private insurance companies.
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Some insurance companies have been incentivizing professional drivers to use the device.
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Insurance companies offer discounts to those willing to prove their healthy lifestyles.
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Insurance companies can no longer use preexisting conditions to deny you coverage.
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No matter how sick you are, insurance companies need to accept you.
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And insurance companies, very smartly, they raised their premiums as a result.
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It also taxed health insurance companies, drug manufacturers, and medical device makers.
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Soft inquiries are only visible to you, with a few exceptions — insurance companies can see inquiries made by other insurance companies, and your current creditors may be able to view inquiries made by debt settlement companies, according toExperian.
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Artificial lines, where we stop insurance companies from coming in and competing because they want, and President Obama and whoever was working on it, they want to leave those lines because that gives the insurance companies essentially monopolies.
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Artificial lines, where we stop insurance companies from coming in and competing because they want and President Obama and whoever was working on it, they want to leave those lines because that gives the insurance companies essentially monopolies.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 25 (Reuters) - California's insurance commissioner on Monday asked all insurance companies doing business in the state to voluntarily divest from coal companies and said he will also require insurance companies to disclose their coal company holdings.
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That would be the fact that insurance companies and hospitals have a symbiotic relationship that helps perpetuate the hospitals' ability to control prices and the insurance companies' ability to convince almost everyone in America that they need their product.
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I guarantee it was the insurance companies and drug manufacturers of the world.
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The two have also backed insurance companies, media companies, railroads and real estate.
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Unlike what was alleged about Jeffrey Cohen's firm, most insurance companies are honest.
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Insurance companies have introduced wellness programs as a way to tamp down expenses.
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When insurance companies cover you under a policy, they are assuming certain risks.
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The bill also contains a big new financial treat for health insurance companies.
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Sorensen said he believes it will be a net positive for insurance companies.
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Musk later added that Tesla already shares information with insurance companies about Autopilot.
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More insurance companies now cover breaches, with premiums reduced for strong security practices.
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Flying planes is one of a list of activities insurance companies consider risky.
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Did you see other health systems struggling to own their own insurance companies?
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Insurance companies have, accordingly, been examining potential changes to the current business model.
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Financial activities include nonsupervisory workers, at such institutions as banks and insurance companies.
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"Insurance companies should not be permitted to abuse their investigations processes," said Sen.
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Those perks were ultimately too much of a good thing for insurance companies.
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Insurance companies and hospitals, she said, should not make money off the sick.
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Housing, mortgage, and insurance companies have said the old rules are too burdensome.
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On Friday, news of McCain's opposition sent shares of health insurance companies up.
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But something I've learned is that health insurance companies really want your money.
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Many insurance companies are starting to leverage new technologies to streamline outdated processes.
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Second, Hip'Air costs about $800, and the company isn't working with insurance companies.
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The insurance companies are making a fortune on every single thing they do.
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Most people assume their insurance companies are tightly controlling their health care dollars.
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Most insurance companies cover a majority of the cost of the $1,000 test.
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But one official said insurance companies also initially priced their offerings too low.
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Under Obamacare, insurance companies are required to cover services like mental health care.
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It is unclear whether most private insurance companies cover the cost of testing.
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At that point, there are plenty of jobs available, often with insurance companies.
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This week, you can bet, will be a busy one for insurance companies.
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He would force the banks and insurance companies to reorganize within a year.
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Third, insurance companies frequently cover only detox which is a totally inadequate treatment.
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Further, banks are far more intertwined with capital markets than are insurance companies.
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In the eyes of insurance companies, these costs would make survivors a liability.
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The data are based on gross loss data reported by primary insurance companies.
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ICER's conclusions will be used by Medicare and insurance companies to determine coverage.
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Insurance companies say "No" all the time, and we hate them for it.
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And as you may have already guessed, insurance companies almost always pay more.
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The bill does not require insurance companies to pay for the experimental treatments.
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LG: And so, how does that relationship work between Forward and insurance companies?
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So, how will insurance companies remain profitable in an era of climate change?
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It will also provide insurance companies like Oromia with better data, he said.
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Reimbursements to caretakers from insurance companies, the group says, are also going down.
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It's there to help insurance companies make a profit, and it was awful.
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The caveat, of course, is making sure that insurance companies cover those costs.
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Insurance companies have told him that they will provide him with risk coverage.
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Not only did insurance companies have this power, they used it a lot.
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Time to put the American people, not the insurance companies and providers, first.
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Insurance companies and providers have one goal in mind: seeing prices go up.
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Patty Murray (Wash.) that would reinstate cost-sharing reduction payments to insurance companies.
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Insurance companies that have asset-management arms have some protection from this pressure.
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The insurance companies that cover bottom surgery often require two referrals from doctors.
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Is this sort of therapy unavailable because insurance companies will not cover it?
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However, large, private insurance companies are trying to block this common-sense legislation.
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In addition to the premium hikes, insurance companies are bailing from the exchanges.
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Insurance companies, securities firms and offshore institutions subscribed for the bank's perpetual bonds.
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Health care providers and insurance companies have both benefitted from our current system.
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And insurance companies, then and now, were restricted from selling across state lines.
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Money pouring into Insurance Companies profits, under the guise of ObamaCare, is over.
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If you bring your car, most insurance companies won't cover on-track damage.
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Several other insurance companies in different states are planning to sue as well.
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Canadian banks and insurance companies have long been interested in operating in China.
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"I took on the insurance companies when no one else would," Braun said.
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The claims against USAG will be paid by insurance companies, the organization said.
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It's more competition among insurance companies and more cooperation with the private sector.
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Because it's available without a prescription, it's often not covered by insurance companies.
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To do this, get several quotes from different insurance companies and compare them.
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Many states require insurance companies to send explanation-of-benefits forms to policyholders.
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And no, private insurance companies wouldn't have much of a role to play.
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That's cheap enough to leapfrog insurance companies, the traditional gatekeepers of genetic tests.
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Importantly, list prices do not reflect what most patients or insurance companies pay.
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Insurance companies and hospitals, in concert with the Obama administration, killed that idea.
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She laughs that insurance companies seem to shy away from her these days.
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But, for obvious reasons, the insurance companies didn't like that, and filed suit.
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The better strategy is always to solicit policy quotes from multiple insurance companies.
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But his authority as it relates to private health insurance companies is limited.
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Insurance companies and consumer advocates both recommend keeping an inventory of your belongings.
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No, insurance companies would not suspend co-pays for coronavirus "treatment" — only testing.
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Whenever insurance companies have to pay more, patients do too, in premium increases.
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Concierge physicians often charge patients directly, bypassing insurance companies that discount their rates.
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But the government and insurance companies are calling the solution what it is.
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Private insurance companies add an extra layer of expense that is totally unnecessary.
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Other charges included billing insurance companies $975 for braces and $2,400 for anesthesia.
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Insurance companies don't always cover IVF, which adds to the lack of regulation.
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But for the affluent, insurance companies sometimes take matters into their own hands.
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Dealing with FEMA and flood insurance companies will occupy much of your time.
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"That money is a subsidy for insurance companies," Mr. Trump said on Friday.
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It is currently deployed by multiple insurance companies throughout Europe and The Americas.
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Some have billed insurance companies thousands of dollars for a urine test screen.
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In this system, insurance companies would pay physicians using fee-for-service compensation.
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"Some insurance companies won't allow compensations for spouses after a suicide," she said.
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Quadrant calculated rates in each state, using data from six major insurance companies.
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It can be hard to feel sympathy for bureaucratic and faceless insurance companies.
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Insurance companies need a large pool of subscribers so that risk is shared.
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This was expected: when other states changed their laws, insurance companies similarly baulked.
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But with genetic tests, insurance companies can virtually eliminate the guesswork in underwriting.
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The administration already loosened restrictions on the plans that insurance companies can offer.
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But other insurance companies are gonna have to do exactly the same thing.
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Sandy survivors spoke of nightmarish dealings with insurance companies while stooped in exhaustion.
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"You will no longer be writing checks to private insurance companies," he said.
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Are they getting more – are some insurance companies going to push out risk?
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BECKY QUICK: Are insurance companies being forced to make riskier and riskier bets?
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It joined with Harel, one of Israel's largest insurance companies, on one deal.
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Some are related to reimbursements to pharmacies by insurance companies and the government.
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"The winners under Obamacare were the federal government and insurance companies," he said.
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You are allowing insurance companies to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities, boosting their earnings.
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Insurance companies have a much more unified approach: make money for their shareholders.
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There's a financial incentive for covering birth control, and insurance companies know it.
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The recent announcements by the two insurance companies might add to that concern.
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In contrast, they can easily compare the prices charged by competing insurance companies.
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An alternate proposal, espoused by health insurance companies, calls for government price setting.
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Health insurance companies have seized too much power in the health care process.
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A review of accounting standards for insurance companies is also on the table.
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Consumers aren't going to see for-profit insurance companies in the same way.
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A minority (43%) have a favorable view of health insurance companies at large.
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Soon, most insurance companies stopped insuring property in Lava Zones 28503 and 22019.
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To make this business model work, insurance companies must strike a delicate balance.
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It makes some sense: Pharma and insurance companies are much more conventional villains.
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All life insurance companies want their customers to live longer – it's basic economics.
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Three states — Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York — prohibit insurance companies from doing this.
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Insurance companies, faced with this bleak outlook, are likely to abandon this market.
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This will give insurance companies very little incentive to cover abortions at all.
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Will he propose something to mitigate future blazes, protect homeowners or insurance companies?
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I think it's more complicated than the insurance companies would see it as.
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Today, the company is working with insurance companies in addition to commercial fleets.
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Here's how it works: When insurance companies receive premiums, it's cash in hand.
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Let me think about that... Is it good for the health insurance companies?
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Number one, insurance companies can't deny you coverage because of a preexisting condition.
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And we were approached today by two insurance companies and they're really excited about what we're doing but again the reason we want to be patient first is to get that data to give a really robust presentation to insurance companies.
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Allow Insurance Companies to Sell Coverage over State Lines By allowing insurance companies to sell health insurance policies across state lines, this plan would create greater competition which would lead to lower health insurance lower rates for millions of Americans.
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" A few other highlights from his comments before heading off to Beltsville, MD: On cost sharing: "That money is going to insurance companies to prop up insurance companies…to lift up their stock price... and that's not what I'm about.
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" Clinton also continued her attacks on pharmaceutical and health insurance companies, saying Republicans want "to turn our healthcare system back to the insurance companies, so if you have a pre-existing condition it will be hard for you to afford care.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN), would have funded cost-sharing reduction subsidies, which help insurance companies keep down premium costs, for three years and pumped billions of dollars into reinsurance funding, which essentially backstops insurance companies' expenses with high-cost patients.
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The Nepalese government and trek insurance companies describe a wave of fraud in which Mount Everest trek operators, guides, helicopter evacuation companies and hospitals are conspiring to bilk insurance companies by encouraging unneeded evacuations and exaggerating medical symptoms and services.
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Now, more patients are demanding answers, but the proposed "solution" offered by insurance companies, in cooperation with some politicians, promote changes that would further break our health care system by giving all of the pricing power to insurance companies themselves.
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Instead of paying premiums into insurance companies and then having insurance companies build their profits by saying no to coverage, we're going to do this by saying, everyone is covered by Medicare for All, every health care provider is covered. Sen.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN), would have funded the cost-sharing reduction subsidies, which help insurance companies keep down premium costs, for three years and pumped billions of dollars into reinsurance funding, which essentially backstops insurance companies expenses with high-cost patients.
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"Many people are concerned that insurance companies will use [polygenic risk score]," Posthuma said.
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Unplanned pregnancies are very expensive not only to society but also to insurance companies.
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Initial participants will include the country's six major banks as well as insurance companies.
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Prior to Obamacare, insurance companies could drop coverage when you were at your sickest.
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Insurance companies are fanning out across the Southeast in the wake of the storms.
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CRUZ: All of them prohibit insurance companies from cancelling someone because they got sick.
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Life insurance companies were particularly eager for the bonds, CBA Treasurer Paolo Tonucci said.
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And all the Democrats who allegedly tried to bail out insurance companies from Obamacare.
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And because most Chinese insurance companies are state-owned, ingenuity and customer service lag.
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The second-biggest cut is the elimination of a fee on health insurance companies.
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These trends can eventually be shared with insurance companies as well as government agencies.
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GIVING IT OUT FREE FOR SOME PEOPLE BUT ITS $4,500 TO THE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
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Insurance companies deemed me an expensive risk, and I was forced to opt out.
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And as long as they work as promised, insurance companies will be less necessary.
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The CLO will be targeted at institutional investors, including insurance companies and pension funds.
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Some insurance companies offer these accounts, or you can open one with a bank.
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"There are additional insurance companies and strategic partners that we aren't listing," said Koo.
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They are intermediaries between customers and the insurance companies that actually underwrite the policies.
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All the same, taking the side of the insurance companies was too politically costly.
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CSRs are paid to insurance companies and subsidize plans offered to low-income customers.
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CMS also is "refining" its procedures for processing seamless conversion applications from insurance companies.
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Another challenge is the general mistrust of insurance companies among rural communities, he added.
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The world continues to change, and insurance companies realize it's time to catch up.
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The point is to help the uninsured, not to punish or demonize insurance companies.
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And, the insurance companies aren't going to say that, they want to keep it.
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His firm asks insurance companies for access to (anonymous versions of) their policy databases.
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This is the data that could be valuable to insurance companies, employees, and police.
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Rebates can help manufacturers secure access on the drug formularies offered by insurance companies.
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For example, nonprofits and even insurance companies have been working directly with law enforcement.
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Those insurance companies, then, look for preventative measures that can help mitigate their costs.
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Mike Pence voted against requiring insurance companies to cover mental health and addiction treatment.
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Insurance companies have cited all of the above as positives in the Senate plan.
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Regulation also creates high barriers to entry for banks, insurance companies and other providers.
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Because they're mostly paid through insurance claims, and prices are negotiated by insurance companies.
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But it's not only insurance companies administration officials point to -- they also blame Republicans.
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Authorities also lean on public pension funds and insurance companies to buy state bonds.
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It also compels publicly owned banks, pension funds and insurance companies to pile in.
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Malangone will be responsible for oversight of portfolios managed on behalf of insurance companies.
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Even Obamacare came under attack for not covering all Americans and enriching insurance companies.
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Governments, families, companies, insurance companies, all pay terrorists and kidnappers to get people back.
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Insurance companies, rather, focus on the severity and frequency of claims when determining rates.
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That means insurance companies could potentially be on the hook and generally not employers.
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Fitch views Athene's investment portfolio as somewhat aggressive relative to traditional life insurance companies.
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But we didn't do this because we said we can leverage the insurance companies.
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It also required insurance companies to cover preventive medicine with no copayment or deductible.
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Insurance companies that participate in the exchanges agree that premiums are likely to spike.
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The newly created association covers 280 insurance companies, or 99 percent of the market.
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She also knocked Trump's proposal to allow insurance companies to sell across state lines.
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He described being an "ally" and a "partner" to doctors, insurance companies, and patients.
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They own both minority and majority stakes in insurance companies controlled by BB Seguridade.
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Capitalism is unpopular for four reasons: banks, health-insurance companies, cable providers, and airlines.
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It's not the Democrats who have the hardest choice here, it's the insurance companies.
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Premiums could go down for people, depending on how insurance companies price their products.
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Insurance companies should not be allowed to discriminate against people based on their employer.
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Now that data is making some insurance companies consider changing how they do business.
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They're taking care of the people who are giving them money, like insurance companies.
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But they're costly, and insurance companies are very interested in getting rid of them.
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The company added that it would not share information to employers or insurance companies.
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Health insurance companies act like buyer cooperatives that negotiate prices on behalf of policyholders.
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Ted Cruz that would allow some insurance companies to offer plans unregulated by Obamacare.
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So the fund's partners aren't the traditional insurance companies and pension plans, but nonprofits.
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Most insurance companies accept credit cards for payments, as do counties for property taxes.
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So far, the FSOC has singled out three insurance companies: AIG, Prudential, and MetLife.
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"Insurance companies are making poor decisions, denying certain tests and raising prices," said Girgis.
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That trend may continue and may help some insurance companies hold down price increases.
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Rather, it is increased revenue for insurance companies when more people buy their products.
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Hardly any of that turned out to be true, at least for insurance companies.
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Insurance companies in Europe collectively have assets of 20083 trillion euros, or $12 trillion.
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In addition, three of the country's five largest insurance companies have left the group.
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Cautious insurance companies have long seen the mandate as essential to maintaining stable markets.
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"Insurance companies shouldn't sell quasi-wealth management products purely for investment purposes," said Yuan.
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It was not immediately clear what Trump meant when he referred to insurance companies.
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Four of the country's largest PBMs are also now integrated with health insurance companies.
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CEOs of health insurance companies don't want to keep refighting the same old battles.
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Israeli pension funds, insurance companies and mutual funds manage 1.6 trillion shekels ($407 billion).
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They will be hard pressed to find insurance companies willing to cover their properties.
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Biotech, pharmaceutical and insurance companies, and those who invest in them, face unique challenges.
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"These numbers are based on actual claims filed with the insurance companies," Jones said.
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Insurance companies and other payers reimburse genetic testing -- or not -- based on the guidelines.
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The health insurance companies themselves have no moral objections to covering abortions, HHS said.
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Instead of giving up, or bailing out insurance companies, Republican leaders must keep trying.
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Meanwhile insurance companies are reaping enormous profits and their CEOs are paid exorbitant salaries.
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"For too long giant insurance companies have pretty much run the show," she said.
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To start shopping around, get quotes from several different insurance companies and compare them.
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The designation of systemically important financial institutions for insurance companies will also go away.
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This lack of options often leads insurance companies to raise prices while limiting coverage.
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Number one, insurance companies can't deny you coverage because of a pre-existing condition.
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But Democrats dismissed Walden's measure as a way to help insurance companies' bottom lines.
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It's not just the case that insurance companies import reinsurance – they also export risk.
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Among them are U.S. and European sovereign funds, corporations, insurance companies and university endowments.
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Competition: Insurance companies must be allowed to compete across state lines throughout the country.
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"Insurance companies should be required to cover folks with pre-existing conditions," he said.
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Adding to support for insurance companies are investor expectations for solid earnings, Archibald said.
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The AHCA will also remove many of Obamacare's requirements on employers and insurance companies.
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NextHealth's pitch to insurance companies is very similar to OPower's pitch to utility companies.
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The marketplaces are where the insurance companies put up the insurance package we're offering.
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Let's just let insurance companies do business in any state that they want to.
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Thanks to the ACA, insurance companies picked up about 86 percent of those costs.
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Yet since 2015 insurance companies have been abandoning the exchanges in counties across America.
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Ryan's speech noted that other insurance companies have pulled out of some Obamacare markets.
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Consumer Reports compiled information on insurance companies and their pricing formulas in each state.
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Insurance companies don't typically make the distinction between a house fire and a wildfire.
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The fact that it still relies on insurance companies is one area of failure.
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In fact, almost all feature some role for private-sector insurance companies and providers.
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If anything, negative rates there have backfired by hurting savers, insurance companies and banks.
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But the government, and insurance companies, maintain that parts of the law are unconstitutional.
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This technology can replace banks, stock exchanges, insurance companies and other record-keeping organizations.
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Taikang Life, one of China's largest insurance companies, amassed a 13.52% stake in Sotheby's.
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Mr. Hellickson, Regenexx's chief executive, downplays the insurance companies' reluctance to cover the treatments.
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The government can then set up a fund to backstop the insurance companies' payments.
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"All the insurance companies are trying to get out of that market," she said.
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Until the agency finalizes its decision, many insurance companies will not cover the therapy.
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If birth control became over-the-counter, though, insurance companies could stop covering it.
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We're told insurance companies vary wildly when it comes to paying a wedding claim.
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Every day, patients and doctors are grappling with endless obstacles from multiple insurance companies.
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Hawley has long opposed Obamacare, which requires insurance companies to cover pre-existing conditions.
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The administration could do so by demanding that health insurance companies cover such care.
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Soon, private insurance companies followed Medicare's lead, and the RVU model became the norm.
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Mutual funds and insurance companies often buy these securities for their slightly higher yields.
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The money would be distributed by the federal government to insurance companies that apply.
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Loading private insurance companies with these expenses results in uncompetitive rates and market failure.
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Separately, these vehicles sell slices of varying seniority to investors such as insurance companies.
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Face transplantation is considered experimental, and insurance companies, Medicare and Medicaid don't cover it.
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Since demand for healthcare is inelastic, insurance companies are able to set price. 5.
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I THINK INSURANCE COMPANIES HAVE TO INVEST A BUNCH OF STUFF, DON'T THEY, BECKY?
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For these times, insurance companies must have access to adequate funds to prevent bankruptcy.
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Not all insurance companies cover alternative medicine, but millions of Americans are using it.
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"I would anticipate the insurance companies to be taking an active role," he added.
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Insurance companies representing the Weinstein Company would cover the settlement's cost, the Times reported.
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Dr. Rugo is optimistic that insurance companies may cover scalp cooling in the future.
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Insurance: Steve Lekas, 38, worked at insurance companies in New York and San Francisco.
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Why it matters: Health insurance companies have tightened their oligopoly hold on specialty pharmacies.
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Regulators blocked the merger of the two insurance companies last year, citing antitrust concerns.
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While the Elvie Pump is pricey, it&aposs partially reimbursable by many insurance companies.
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Only 16 states require insurance companies to cover or offer coverage for infertility treatment.
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Rules about how much more insurance companies can charge older customers than younger ones.
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Additionally, when car insurance companies are paying for more accidents, they're spending more money.
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Media and personal finance websites, think tanks and even insurance companies produce the rankings.
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Insurance companies blame all the above, as well as consumers who overuse the system.
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Apparently, it turns out that House Republicans weren't opposed to paying the insurance companies.
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Charles M. Chamness, chief executive of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, agreed.
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Fahy's mother, Maureen O'Reilly, is clear about whom she blames: the health insurance companies.
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Sure, this would be bad for insurance companies, hospitals and device and drug companies.
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Our top priority must be protecting patients—not padding the pockets of insurance companies.
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Pension funds, insurance companies and university endowments are demanding both safety and high returns.
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That is, the health insurance companies themselves have no moral objections to covering abortions.
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They also increase the profitability of insurance companies, which sell interest-rate sensitive products.
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And from Business Insider&aposs data, car insurance companies tend to charge women more.
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There are a ton of different things we're doing with insurance companies, as well.
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Yes, insurance companies and other entities play a role in the drug cost crisis.
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These are both rural, sparsely populated areas that aren't especially attractive to insurance companies.
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We don't a system which makes insurance companies and their CEOs super rich. Yes.
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Insurance companies could then charge people with preexisting conditions several times more for coverage.
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Josh wants Congress to mandate that insurance companies cover everyone with preexisting conditions. Sen.
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Its bonds are owned by a who's-who of U.S. investment and insurance companies.
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Big pharma companies applauded the rule, while PBMs and health insurance companies criticized it.
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Firearm mishaps are exactly why some insurance companies won't insure districts that arm teachers.
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Health insurance companies like UnitedHealth suffered the worst, followed by pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer.
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" Scarborough added that many other Republicans are "also are either suing to make sure that insurance companies don't have to support pre-existing conditions, or they voted in Congress to make sure that insurance companies don't have to pay for pre-existing conditions.
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You may be shocked by insurance companies and their untenable practices, but as head of strategy and policy for the National Eating Disorders Association, I have met thousands of people fighting an uphill battle with insurance companies when they are most vulnerable.
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" Clinton also stepped up her attacks on pharmaceutical and health insurance companies, saying Republicans want "to turn our healthcare system back to the insurance companies, so if you have a pre-existing condition it will be hard for you to afford care.
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"I've been dealing with insurance companies for many years, and it is often the case that insurance companies say, 'Gee, things are horrible, business is horrible, we're going to pull out," said Leighton Ku, a professor of health policy at George Washington University.
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Last year, media organizations and insurance companies exposed a conspiracy by some guides, helicopter companies, teahouse owners and hospitals to bilk millions of dollars from insurance companies by pushing trekkers with even minor signs of altitude sickness to use costly evacuation services.
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There's a difference between individual savers and institutional savers - the pension funds, the insurance companies.
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But when older women want treatments for vaginal dryness and atrophy, insurance companies usually balk.
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However, concerns over high valuations have meant lacklustre debuts for insurance companies that have listed.
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But beware: Insurance companies and agents have also marketed attractive projections on indexed universal life.
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People in those counties can start registering online and calling their insurance companies for assistance.
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In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo issued a fiat barring insurance companies from covering it.
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Similarly, insurance companies rely on ICD codes when deciding whether to cover a particular treatment.
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Service providers such as insurance companies can now focus on users, rather than the assets.
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Canadian insurance companies are expanding rapidly in Asia, selling products to the growing middle class.
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British auto insurance companies call this "autonomous ambiguity," and it is not an abstract issue.
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And insurance companies won't pay for corrective procedures since they didn't authorize the initial operation.
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It raised taxes on health insurance companies and tanning salons and brand-name pharmaceutical drugs.
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Ms Warren similarly derided insurance companies, and derided politicians who offered "small ideas and spinelessness".
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This provision would let insurance companies charge older individuals five times more than younger people.
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"The real risk to insurance companies emerges when interest rates start going up," he said.
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Insurance companies use derivatives to keep the account value from declining when the index falls.
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He revealed his intention to undermine Obamacare by cutting off Medicaid subsidies to insurance companies.
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Today their service is reimbursed by the Finnish government and insurance companies in multiple countries.
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The total number that came from insurance companies, however, skyrocketed in 2015 — then leveled off.
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She works in a hospital translating medical records from Spanish to English for insurance companies.
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Insurance companies had figured out how to price their plans, and their margins were improving.
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The governor entered office intent on expanding state-sponsored reinsurance for private home insurance companies.
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Small businesses, schools, insurance companies and individuals can claim either a religious or moral exemption.
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Health insurance companies also rallied Wednesday, because ACA repeal is pretty much dead for now.
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I called one of the major, highly rated, life insurance companies and got a quote.
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Most of the "systemically important" institutions are banks or related entities, such as insurance companies.
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But hospitals are more on par with pharmaceutical giants and insurance companies than soup kitchens.
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It would be wise for insurance companies to stay ahead of such trends across industries.
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It certainly didn't stop me from taking on the drug companies and the insurance companies.
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Reductions in drug costs come from insurance companies and other payors negotiating with pharma companies.
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The insurance companies can use this data to potentially weed out bad health-risk customers.
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Insurance companies pay for care that's medically necessary, not sessions of dumbbell curls and lunges.
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She said insurance companies found that insuring people with chronic illnesses was very, very expensive.
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And, court records show, the checks from insurance companies, some over $100,000, kept rolling in.
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Front seat driver Smartphones collect info about how we drive; insurance companies want the data.
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Insurance companies will also need to develop new, innovative products before autonomous vehicles become widespread.
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Health- and life-insurance companies seem to think wearable devices can actually make users healthier.
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That is why many insurance companies opposed Obamacare, and why today they oppose my proposal.
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Unfortunately, most health insurance companies restrict how much a patient can spend on their devices.
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Health insurance premiums rise while the three largest insurance companies control most of the market.
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Other financial institutions, like insurance companies or pension funds, could be allowed to open accounts.
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You can't do that when they work with all these lobbyists from the insurance companies.
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"We have to get something in place so insurance companies can look at it," Sen.
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Most of the rest of the top 20 asset holders are banks and insurance companies.
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" He later defended Mylan, though, telling reporters that "the fault lies in the insurance companies.
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Few insurance companies cover this kind of treatment, and sessions cost upwards of $100 each.
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"Today, insurance companies are blinded not having transparency on how to price drugs," he said.
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Insurance companies are trying to figure out what kind of premiums to charge next year.
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Insurance companies will then try to avoid sick people, so coverage must be highly regulated.
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While Zendrive data is already of interest to insurance companies, it also has other applications.
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She plans to work to require insurance companies to cover the costs of hormone treatment.
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These parties were all then represented by their insurance companies, who took over the suits.
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And they tried 62 times just to turn it back to the insurance companies. Sen.
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For years, health insurance companies systematically denied coverage to Americans with pre-existing medical conditions.
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For decades, insurance companies have been held to long, tedious legalese in their insurance contracts.
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Large health insurance companies would be among the biggest winners under Republicans' tax overhaul bill.
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Sick children are, of course, also costlier for insurance companies because they need more care.
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The law obligates insurance companies to cover contraception for all plans covered under the ACA.
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Democrats jeopardizing the safety of our troops to bail out their donors from insurance companies.
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Short-term volatility is not the biggest problem facing pension funds, endowments and insurance companies.
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"The doctors are not being aggressive enough, and the insurance companies are not," he said.
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To keep insurance premiums down, health insurance companies narrowed provider networks, meaning skimpy provider networks.
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" Addressing Democrats, he tweeted that "massive subsidy payments to their pet insurance companies has stopped.
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"Blum voted to let insurance companies gut protections" for pre-existing conditions, one ad says.
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I have had patients whose insurance companies will not recognize their gender transition in paperwork.
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A: There's a groundswell of support for annuity-like products not sold by insurance companies.
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Private insurance companies, which have to actually turn a profit, wouldn't be able to compete.
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Here are the best car insurance companies by credit score to help start your search.
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Most self-insured companies and the larger health insurance companies employ pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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Health insurance companies have also looked into using discounted Apple Watches to facilitate wellness programs.
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But rentals soon thrived, propelled by imaginative relationships that aides struck up with insurance companies.
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The AHCA will repeal the ACA's requirement that insurance companies provide essential free preventive care.
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The subsidies reimburse insurance companies for helping low-income people afford co-pays and deductibles.
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Pearson acknowledged his group's advisory board does include several people who work at insurance companies.
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Similarly, insurance companies should be encouraged to incentivize healthy behavior, such as seeking preventive care.
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A range of insurance companies sell policies to herders across northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia.
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Apart from banks, shipping firms and insurance companies have already begun distancing themselves from Iran.
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Insurance companies benefit from healthier customers, who may be less likely to make big claims.
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Insurance companies are expected to seek significant premium increases next year to stem their losses.
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"Car insurance companies generally check credit scores to assess the likelihood of claims," reports GOBankingRates.
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It's tough to explain to customers why you are giving the insurance companies more money.
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And it didn't take much to make Alan more appealing than existing health insurance companies.
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Health insurance companies are pulling out of exchanges set up by the Affordable Care Act.
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It's just a matter of making sure they're permanent in order to reassure insurance companies.
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Insurance companies work hard to not pay a claimInsurance companies make money in several ways.
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It's just a signal that insurance companies use to steer you toward the cheaper product.
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Now, insurance companies are enlisting the help of drones to observe the damage from above.
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The seaport, shipbuilding, coffee and insurance companies and scientific research institutions provide employment for all.
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Finance Norway, the finance industry lobby, said Norwegian banks and insurance companies were "very solid".
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Now the president has given insurance companies a way out of taking on that burden.
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When workers in a restaurant need surgery, Chad says, they don't turn to insurance companies.
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"They've become like hedge funds, they're not performing the role of insurance companies," he said.
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There were a number of insurance companies that started announcing [they were leaving the exchanges].
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They say insurance companies can no longer discriminate against millions of patients with preexisting conditions.
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It would allow insurance companies to charge higher premiums to people with pre-existing conditions.
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Older Americans will also face drastically higher premiums due to laxer regulation of insurance companies.
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Not just at parking lots, insurance companies, like you could iterate and iterate and iterate.
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The insurance companies earn operating costs and salaries for their employees but not large profits.
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Private investigators, especially from insurance companies, will eventually arrive, though Cal Fire's work comes first.
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Currently, most insurance companies and government-funded health programs do not cover music therapy directly.
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This isn't speculative fiction — these are real technologies being deployed by insurance companies right now.
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Our doctors and health insurance companies had basically demanded that we attend partial hospitalization programs.
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An American physician spends on average three weeks of every year haggling with insurance companies.
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We have to be real with ourselves about working with insurance companies and Big Pharma.
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Wealth Matters People commonly pay insurance companies to secure their property against loss or damage.
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Insurance companies have pulled out, and when there's only one left, premiums go way up.
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Benefits are delivered by prescription drug plans offered by insurance companies under contract with Medicare.
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Pension funds and insurance companies are in a panic to obtain instruments with higher yields.
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Insurance companies, meanwhile, need to reimburse for non-opioid pain treatment, as they once did.
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But for-profit insurance companies are in the business of making money, not protecting health.
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That is why insurance companies are major donors in both state and federal election campaigns.
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Private doctors and hospitals simply bill a single government body instead of myriad insurance companies.
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The government pays these subsidies, about $7 billion this year, to insurance companies every month.
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Blackstone Insurance Solutions, which started in 2018, manages more than US$60bn for insurance companies.
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Bill Nelson to give insurance companies money to help pay for the most expensive patients.
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Some assume that if insurance companies compete in a market, consumer costs will go down.
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Nine months later, McCallum is battling it out with his insurance companies as he recovers.
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In the 1930s, insurance companies began to offer policies that were prepayment plans for care.
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It would be paid by insurance companies representing the producer's former studio, the Weinstein Company.
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Insurance companies are also wondering whether or not they will have to pay a tax.
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The settlement would be paid by insurance companies representing the Weinstein Company, the Times reports.
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Mr. Trump and some Republicans in Congress call the payments a bailout for insurance companies.
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On today's show, our chief Washington correspondent explains what's happening with insurance companies and Obamacare.
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"Last year, the insurance companies were saying 'We'll keep an eye on it,'" said Betterley.
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The Texas Department of Insurance estimated that car insurance companies faced $103 billion in losses.
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Biden accused Harris of misrepresenting his position as too soft on insurance companies, scoring applause.
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It also misled and lied to insurance companies so they would pay for the medication.
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He added that they would be precluded from pursuing board members or the insurance companies.
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But both Dignitana and Paxman are actively courting other health insurance companies to follow suit.
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Frequently asked questionsHow did we come up with the best car insurance companies for 2019?
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And with Penn Treaty, other insurance companies are required to pay most of the claims.
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Investment funds, pension managers and insurance companies have been eager buyers of securitised bank loans.
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A host of insurance companies newly arrived in the country would like to change that.
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It also prohibited insurance companies from denying or canceling coverage because of genetic test results.
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Also scuttled would be a special tax on medical devices and another on insurance companies.
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Even with the increase in subsidies, insurance companies are struggling to stay in the marketplace.
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Private insurance companies must join HPIA if they want to do business in the state.
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She added that Americans don't want to spend all their time fighting with insurance companies.
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"We have this notion that health insurance companies facilitate access to health care," he said.
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In Germany, a major customer market for Thomas Cook, insurance companies will coordinate the response.
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The groups are putting pressure amid bipartisan negotiations on providing payments to health insurance companies.
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And so the certainty is that passing a bill gives the health insurance companies certainty.
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Shares of brokerage, mutual fund and life insurance companies showed little reaction to the news.
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"I'm not voting to create new entitlements for insurance companies," Paul told Fox News Thursday.
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But centrists worry that will effectively happen if insurance companies can charge sicker individuals more.
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But House Republicans are skeptical of Alexander-Murray, dubbing it a "bailout" of insurance companies.
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It prevents insurance companies from selling policies that completely exclude gender-affirming treatment from coverage.
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Grund said that most insurance companies he has spoken with are not taking Brexit seriously.
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And until the late 1990s, commercial banks couldn't merge with insurance companies or investment banks.
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Before Obamacare, insurance companies could refuse to give insurance to people who were too sick.
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So when it comes to the annual game of insurance companies submitting their proposed increases to Obamacare premiums and deductibles, the insurance companies have new leverage against a Congress and a White House that has telegraphed their biggest fears to everyone at the bargaining table.
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"Different insurance companies will each have different products and some offer better pricing and terms, but we don't have the day-to-day knowledge of products put together by the insurance companies," said Scott Van Den Berg, president of Century Management Financial Advisors in Austin.
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Another boost to the bottom line of insurance companies Besides rapid growth in premiums collected by insurance companies - which they use to pay the bills, pay out claims and invest to earn income - the potential for rising interest rates will boost insurance company profits.
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"Insurance companies still don't treat addiction like a disease, the same as other diseases," she says.
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First, she'll probably need to let insurance companies scour commercial databases that contain her prescription records.
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Banks and insurance companies like Citigroup are similarly hamstrung by regulations limiting ownership and business scope.
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When I look at insurance companies it's a tough place in the market for capital providers.
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But remember, insurance companies and pension funds need long-dated liabilities to match long-duration assets.
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They prohibit insurance companies from jacking up the insurance rates because they got sick or injured.
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The resulting videos will satisfy the stunt driving fantasies the police and insurance companies won't permit.
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Higher yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase net interest margins of banks.
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Prior to the transaction, Delek held 46.2 percent of Phoenix, one of Israel's largest insurance companies.
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So individuals can buy it, or companies will do it, or insurance companies will recommend it.
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The sudden announcement has insurance companies, members of Congress, state governments, and consumers scrambling to react.
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Insurance companies will pay anything more than the $22016 co-pay, according to the new law.
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The article about an insurance sector review triggered wild swings in share prices of insurance companies.
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Insurance companies continued to rise on the back of positive second quarter results across the industry.
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Trump has long said the cost-sharing payment to insurance companies was a "windfall" for them.
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Insurance companies are regulated primarily at the state level — which, in Prudential's case, means New Jersey.
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This is valuable information for insurance companies who need to calculate the cost of someone's healthcare.
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Would it also cover the activities of insurance companies, creditors, or social media platforms, for example?
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They are insurance companies, pension funds and money managers who have to match liabilities with assets.
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Gabbard hammered Harris for a plan that she said would allow private insurance companies to profit.
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And most insurance companies also have lactation consultants you can see under your health insurance plan.
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The law will also prohibit insurance companies from requiring prior authorization to cover the drugs' cost.
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Major insurance companies such as State Farm, Geico, Providence, Liberty Mutual and Nationwide declined to comment.
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If insurance companies can make the same proactive efforts as doctors, everyone benefits from reduced claims.
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Canadian insurance companies are expanding rapidly in Asia, selling products to the rapidly growing middle class.
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How pharmacy benefits managers and insurance companies negotiate, and whatever happens to consumers is very obscure.
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Any overhaul of insurance markets has massive stakes not only for consumers but also insurance companies.
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I want insurance companies to cover alternative treatments instead of focusing solely on the medical model.
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"This data could be sold on the down-low or monetized to insurance companies," Vigna adds.
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Canadian insurance companies have been expanding rapidly in Asia, selling to the region's growing middle class.
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This has not yet appeared to sink in for the planet's top risk assessors: insurance companies.
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Or do we stand with Wall Street speculators and the drug companies and the insurance companies?
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"Maybe we should think about health care and not necessarily bailing out the insurance companies," Sen.
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FHLB lends to banks, credit unions, insurance companies and other members to make mortgages for consumers.
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It appeared her ex-husband was getting insurance companies to pay for his personal training services.
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Insurance companies also only pay for care provided by licensed medical providers, like doctors or nurses.
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Its clients include more than 60 of the top 100 U.S. banks and some insurance companies.
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Pagaya manages $450 million for banks, insurance companies, pensions funds, asset managers and sovereign wealth funds.
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Collectively, insurance companies employ more than 2m people and spend billions of dollars annually on marketing.
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Insurance companies require that a charge prove medical necessity, and the tele-medical consult provides that.
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In theory, everybody wins, as policyholders adopt better habits and insurance companies save money on claims.
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It's an economy that's heavily saturated with insurance companies and wealth management companies of great scale.
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This means that insurance companies can't deny coverage to people like Edwards who have preexisting conditions.
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Its tech is also used by insurance companies for collision reconstructions to help with claim investigations.
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Insurance companies have listed the health issues but most reserved the right to add more conditions.
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To meet this need, omni:us is the trusted partner, supporting insurance companies along this transformational path.
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The point of risk adjustment is to prevent insurance companies from cherry-picking the healthiest people.
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Brokers are paid commissions from the health insurance companies for every person they get to enroll.
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Higher bond yields reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase banks' net interest margins.
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Health insurance companies, including Medicare and Medicaid, will have to be active participants in the solution.
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When the insurance companies wouldn't cover the poor and the elderly, we created Medicaid and Medicare.
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He would move to allow insurance companies to sell plans across state lines to spur competition.
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The major reason: spiraling health insurance premiums — often a result of insurance companies fleeing the marketplace.
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The move is aimed at broadening investment channels for insurance companies, the spokesman said by telephone.
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The final one's the insurance companies, but you also have treasuries and cash that you're holding.
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They say insurance companies can no longer discriminate against millions of patients with pre-existing conditions.
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In 2015, patients, insurance companies and other payers spent an estimated $300 billion on prescription drugs.
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The White House also backed off a threat to withhold ObamaCare subsidy payments to insurance companies.
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It also allegedly misled and lied to insurance companies so they would pay for the medication.
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The payments go to insurance companies to reduce the out-of-pocket costs for ObamaCare enrollees.
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The third is a regulatory scheme that places all sorts of requirements on health insurance companies.
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Aetna is one of the many insurance companies who offered slavery insurance policies to slave masters.
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"I won't do anything to enrich the insurance companies," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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He's suing to make sure that insurance companies do not have to cover pre-existing conditions.
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But that's the rub: Insurance companies and medical providers don't want there to be price transparency.
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One company Cohen registered in 2000, Avex Medical Care PRC, sued insurance companies nearly 29 times.
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Round Hill's investors include traditional private equity investors such as insurance companies, endowments and family offices.
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CSRs are cost-sharing reduction reimbursements that the federal government for years has paid insurance companies.
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Life insurance companies acquired $9.4 billion, while U.S. banks increased their muni holdings by $67.5 billion.
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Just 15 states require insurance companies cover infertility treatments, and exactly what they cover may vary.
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" She also said Kemp has no plan for healthcare, "other than saying trust your insurance companies.
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One is the possibility that insurance companies will deny patients treatments that would actually be helpful.
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Since then, public pension funds and insurance companies have withdrawn their money at a rapid pace.
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But the days of the insurance companies using the government as an ATM need to end.
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Insurance companies such as United Health Care and Aetna recorded record-breaking profits in 2015-85033.
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The ACA was not designed to be punitive nor was it written to support insurance companies.
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The state mandate requires most major insurance companies to cover medically necessary treatments for infertile clients.
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And that has created two vexing questions: Will the major insurance companies stay in the marketplaces?
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Sold by insurance companies, annuities are often bought as retirement investments, with taxes deferred until withdrawal.
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Leading into 2007, banks and insurance companies comprised nearly 24 percent of the S&P 500.
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There are five major health insurance companies: Anthem, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna and Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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Massive subsidy payments to their pet insurance companies has stopped Dems should call me to fix!
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To boost vaccination rates, some health insurance companies offer financial incentives to doctors and other providers.
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Be wary of any adviser who takes commissions of any sort from investment or insurance companies.
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It also must battle with insurance companies who are trying to keep costs down, he said.
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It will once again allow insurance companies to charge people with pre-existing conditions exorbitant rates.
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The most heavily impacted group, and potentially the most vocal and powerful, are health insurance companies.
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The panel wants to hear testimony from insurance commissioners, patients, insurance companies, governors and healthcare experts.
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When insurance companies are nervous, they do two things: they exit markets and they raise premiums.
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Under ObamaCare, insurance companies were offered several buckets of taxpayer money from which to draw subsidies.
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The trend is connected to heavy losses that insurance companies suffered in the car insurance sector.
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Instead, states are paying fixed amounts of money to health insurance companies to operate the programs.
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And that gives them leverage over their "suppliers" like the insurance companies in Walmart-like proportions.
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Insurance companies still grossly underfund mental health treatment, leaving millions of seriously ill Americans without care.
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A decade ago, it was a small operator compared with China's big state-owned insurance companies.
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The Federal Reserve, for example, is writing new rules to oversee insurance companies deemed systemically important.
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Hawaii isn't alone; insurance companies can deny such care to trans people under most states' laws.
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There are the insurance companies, which have a direct financial interest in making the ACA function.
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Pan says it can be difficult to convince insurance companies of the value of the treatment.
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Increasingly, payments are made by patients themselves and/or insurance companies based on outcome and experience.
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"They are just like banks and insurance companies now, even if they pretend otherwise," he said.
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But that doesn't mean there won't be any more deals among the largest health insurance companies.
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" Antos: "I view this mostly as ... signals to the insurance companies that things might get better.
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But life insurance companies naturally want to minimize this outcome by approving applicants with better health.
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To make a bad situation worse, ObamaCare regulated the price structure that insurance companies could use.
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"Insurance companies that get more subsidies will just keep asking for more subsidies, without controlling costs."
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Insurance companies use co-payments when they negotiate with the makers of competing brand-name drugs.
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Worse still, many insurance companies throw up administrative blockades that prevent enrollees from receiving timely care.
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But why not start with removing the one entity that everyone complains about: the insurance companies?
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The insurance companies have defended the rate increases, saying they were unavoidable under the current circumstances.
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With the new recommendation, insurance companies will provide reimbursement for screening inline with the new recommendations.
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State Auto Insurance Companies in Columbus, Ohio, started its first automation pilot project two years ago.
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In fact, insurance companies assumed that there would be what's called "pent-up demand" for healthcare.
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Additionally, German insurance companies can't discriminate against me, and maternal health in Germany is lightyears ahead.
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Yes. Let me give you an explanation, too, about when the insurance companies come into play.
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They also face more competition with clinics and insurance companies that may offer more flexible hours.
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In general, the insurance companies like the price-setting approach, and the medical providers like arbitration.
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Because of the way that insurance companies reimburse hospitals, the more procedures, the more revenue generated.
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It would certainly alter, and probably limit, the role of private health insurance companies like UnitedHealth.
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The credit insurance companies Euler Hermes and Markel have both expanded their United States export financing.
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The insurance companies Willis Towers Watson, XL Catlin and MS Amlin are also on the platform.
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As of March 13, many additional health insurance companies had announced actions related to COVID-19.
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UnitedHealth, one of the largest health insurance companies in the world, rallied 8.8% in midday trading.
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It could provide a way for insurance companies to assess damage after an earthquake, for instance.
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"There are a lot of different discounts out there offered by different insurance companies," Orbann says.
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Health insurance companies have spent years complaining about this, and now it will surely get worse.
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But House conservatives are dead set against anything they consider a "bailout" of health insurance companies.
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Many insurance companies are looking at marijuana in its own category, without regard to delivery system.
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UnitedHealth had a unit that helped its subsidiaries and other insurance companies perform risk adjustment calculations.
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"Avoidable visits" are the latest conflict among doctors, hospitals, insurance companies and patients over emergency rooms.
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Among the buyers were central banks, pension funds and insurance companies that already hold Israeli securities.
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But giving insurance companies all of the negotiation power would cause a doctor-payment death spiral.
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Because community rating forces insurance companies to cover the sick below cost, which simply isn't sustainable.
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Along with a few other factors, car insurance companies price your policy based on this likelihood.
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For a starting point, see Business Insider's list of the best car insurance companies of 2020.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the insurance companies involved with the case.
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So it's easier for politicians to go after reliable villains like insurance companies and drug companies.
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After weather calamities, fraudsters — also known as "storm chasers" — exploit the severe strain on insurance companies.
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They said "state insurance commissioners, patients, governors, health care experts and insurance companies" will give input.
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Medical debts that have been or are being paid by insurance companies will disappear from profiles.
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And it's not like the insurance companies and their CEOs don't make themselves an easy target.
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On the upside, ObamaCare prevented insurance companies from denying coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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ObamaCare prevented insurance companies from rejecting people or charging them more because of their health conditions.
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Insurance companies will not approve certain surgeries without a prior approval by an insurance company employee.
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Insurance companies are already involved in a lobbying blitz in favor of benchmarks and against arbitration.
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It allows insurance companies to charge higher prices to old customers and less to younger ones.
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Shares of insurance companies fell broadly, with Travelers Companies dragging the Dow Jones industrial average lower.
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The federal government runs the program, though for-profit insurance companies sell and administer the policies.
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They would charge families more for fewer benefits and put the insurance companies back in control.
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Resolution of these issues could further increase the use of the FHLB system by insurance companies.
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He can see retailers partnering with insurance companies, for example, to help you make healthy choices.
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It's not at all clear that insurance companies on core health care play any useful role.
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Insurance companies tend to shun these areas because medical care is expensive, leading to high premiums.
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Insurance companies pay the subsidies, which are then refunded by the government, but that could stop.
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The hospitals are eager to please the insurance companies that decide whether to pay medical claims.
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Many Republicans have struggled to support the bipartisan agreement, calling the payments "bailouts" for insurance companies.
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The Affordable Care Act required all insurance companies to accept all Americans regardless of preexisting conditions.
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" In another post on Saturday, he warned that bailouts "for insurance companies" could "end very soon.
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There's also a fear that insurance companies won't cover it if it's sold over the counter.
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"You need three, four or five insurance companies trying to pull that strategy off," he said.
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Allstate, one of the largest insurance companies in the United States, just made a curious purchase.
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The changes includes language specifically barring insurance companies from discriminating against people with pre-existing conditions.
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You come up against this making films all the time in a world of insurance companies.
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Insurance companies tend to invest the premiums they receive very conservatively - typically in fixed income securities.
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If bond yields continue to head higher, watch for Chinese insurance companies profits to take off.
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Because currently, a high percentage of those receiving Medicare are receiving it through private insurance companies.
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Throughout my adventure of trial and error, coverage decisions from my insurance companies often seem random.
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Because of Obamacare, insurance companies can no longer deny me coverage because of my preexisting condition.
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Other parts are popular, like forcing insurance companies to cover sick people at an affordable cost.
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Collins contended that the cost-sharing reduction payments to insurance companies to cut deductibles and co-pays for lower-income people were not "bailouts," and that although the payments went to insurance companies, they have helped many who need it most to gain access to health care.
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One, known as guaranteed issue, mandates that insurance companies sell insurance plans to people regardless of how sick they are, and another, known as community rating, prohibits insurance companies from pricing those plans to reflect the greater financial risk of insuring people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Insurance companies can reset these rates and change the interest crediting formula, which may curtail your return.
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It is true that Obamacare requires insurance companies to cover the 18 FDA-approved types of contraception.
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Insurance market is jittery As if that weren't enough, Republicans are getting additional pressure from insurance companies.
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It added that for insurance companies, quarterly dividends could weaken the ability to take necessary solidity precautions.
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The Affordable Care Act required all insurance companies to accept all Americans regardless of pre-existing conditions.
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Life insurance companies added $7.6 billion to their muni holdings, while U.S. banks picked up $40 billion.
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One way insurance companies manage risk is by finding out how risky it is to insure someone.
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A few insurance companies are viewing this sort of climate insurance as a major future profit center.
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Health insurance companies do retain the ability to put dollar limits on services that aren't essential benefits.
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Some insurance companies offer financial incentives like discounts for customers whose data shows they make healthy choices.
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Obamacare's dead," Trump said at a rally in Harrisburg, PA. "It's gone ... The insurance companies are fleeing.
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Without the ACA, insurance companies would no longer be required to keep you on your folks' plan.
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It also didn't hurt that Obamacare was passed with the support of major pharmaceutical and insurance companies.
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When the White House killed the payments, states and insurance companies worked together to game the system.
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In terms of individual sectors, banks and life-insurance companies have both managed double-digit percentage gains.
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In 2019, insurance companies will benefit from what Fiedler calls "a large pot of money" for insurers.
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That said, we're told insurance companies will still underwrite a policy for his tour with that exclusion.
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And CPH routinely bills insurance companies, most of which provide at least one plan that covers abortion.
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How it works: Health insurance companies pay Ooda Health an administrative fee and a risk-sharing payment.
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But Medicare and private insurance companies picking up the tab lose money when a patient is readmitted.
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It also helps car buyers verify a vehicle condition, and finally helps insurance companies validate claims quickly.
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Before the ACA, insurance companies were able to deny coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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"Insurance companies would like to have bundled reimbursement setups because it's advantageous for their contracting," he said.
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Commonly called FATCA, it requires foreign financial institutions — banks, insurance companies, stock brokerages, hedge funds, trusts, etc.
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For more than two years, she has been dealing with bills, collection agencies, and multiple insurance companies.
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For now, the Numbers team says that they're still in discussions with a few interested insurance companies.
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Ms. Gray told Mr. Davis of her own fights with insurance companies to cover her kidney disease.
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Bond yields rebounded, lowering the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increasing net interest margins of banks.
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The obvious reason is that the insurance companies charge "loads" to cover administrative and other underwriting costs.
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Whether American insurance companies follow the lead of European insurers will be an important signal to watch.
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But the state would set the rates the insurance companies pay health care providers through this plan.
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Health insurance companies argue that seamless conversion is convenient for its members, and has been well-received.
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"But now it takes on a second life, with use to insurance companies and marketers," she said.
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Just like with its mobile device insurance product, the startup is working with third-party insurance companies.
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Today, before insurance companies can offer a cyber policy, they must understand the prospective client's risk profile.
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"While the profitability of the insurance companies declined during the period, their recognised equity increased," it added.
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Michigan State hasn&apost disclosed how it will pay for the settlement besides leaning on insurance companies.
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It's worth noting that Octave does not take insurance, but that many insurance companies do offer reimbursement.
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Transitioning to the system would have huge implications for not only health-insurance companies but also drugmakers.
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But the bill allows insurance companies to charge older Americans five times as much as younger Americans.
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The bill's supporters said it was meant to protect insurance companies from frivolous lawsuits after natural disasters.
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There are 46 insurance companies in the Fortune 500, with an average age of around 95 years.
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And one the consequences of its repeal, the Democrats and insurance companies agree, will be higher premiums.
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You know, one of the insurance companies, one of the big ones came to see me yesterday.
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Pension funds, insurance companies and retired savers will still be willing buyers of bonds at these rates.
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As the yen continues to strengthen, the Japanese lifers [insurance companies] are caught in a catch-22.
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Most states allow insurance companies to screen for conditions ranging from diabetes to heart attacks and cancer.
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"Insurance companies don't really want all the data … they care more about the customer experience," he said.
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The nitty gritty of getting stuff through the powers that be, institutions like insurance companies or WPATH.
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And just because there isn't a law doesn't mean that's how insurance companies in those states operate.
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Health insurance companies can no longer limit how much they'll pay in benefits over a customer's lifetime.
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Fear of discrimination by insurance companies or employers can stop patients from agreeing to routine genetic analysis.
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However, the ACA requires insurance companies to cover mental health care the same way they do physical.
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Higher rates help reduce the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increase net interest margins of banks.
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Thus, insurance companies that sell fixed annuities will be subject to heightened costs associated with fiduciary registration.
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The only way to hold the marketplaces together would be to essentially throw money at insurance companies.
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For most people, it just means cutting out private insurance companies, or at least minimizing their role.
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Many insurance companies continue to do well (like Florida Blue) or are turning things around (like HCSC).
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Democrats want the funds to become mandatory spending, which would provide the certainty insurance companies have requested.
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And regulators expect insurance companies to police these databases so consumers have accurate and transparent product information.
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Once again, it sounds basic but many insurance companies fail to provide this level of user experience.
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In addition, Premier Li Keqiang said China would expand market access for foreign banks and insurance companies.
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Insurance companies pay each other for these transfers and then compete for both sick and healthy patients.
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The state's current law requires insurance companies cover expenses considered medically necessary as part of infertility treatment.
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They can hold insurance companies accountable by demanding more transparency in decision-making and the appeals process.
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Remove the "Republican version of the individual mandate" and allow insurance companies to impose a waiting period.
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Insurance companies could set arbitrary limits on annual care, exclude behavioral health benefits, or deny coverage altogether.
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Likewise, while talking about the evils of the big insurance companies, he doled out billions to them.
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Alternatives to opioid pain management must be easily accessible to patients, including adequate coverage by insurance companies.
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His home state of Connecticut counts several of the insurance companies that were shaken in the crisis.
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Zelle may also be used for business-to-consumer payments, such as insurance companies paying out claims.
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The goal would be to have health studies to convince employers and insurance companies to subsidize it.
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They are an alternative to plans in which companies contract with insurance companies, which assume the risk.
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