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The seven largest publicly traded U.S. health insurers’ chief executives earned roughly $146 million in combined total compensation in 2024, according to multiple industry analyses of companies’ SEC p...
Medicare Part D generally covers prescription migraine medicines you take at home, but exact drugs vary by each Part D plan’s formulary; beneficiaries must check plan formularies or the Medicare Plan ...
Available reporting and product pages indicate Neurocept is marketed primarily through its own “official” websites and third‑party review/affiliate pages; multiple sources state it is “exclusively” or...
Insurers in multiple markets have already baked the scheduled expiration of enhanced premium tax credits into their 2026 rate filings, and several carriers are narrowing or exiting marketplace offerin...
Self-measurement for vaginal metrics ranges from informal finger checks and mirror exams (endorsed by major health providers) to emerging consumer devices and clinical-grade self-scans; self-collected...
The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) still insures millions and preserved key protections like coverage for pre-existing conditions, but its short-term outlook is fragile: enhanced premium tax credits ...
Over the past five years, two interlocking forces have driven patient access to sacral neuromodulation (SNM): a flurry of FDA device approvals that expanded the available implants and indications, and...
Available reporting does not list a single ranked breakdown of “provider types” showing which—behavioral health, home health, telehealth, durable medical equipment (DME), etc.—accounted for the larges...
The materials provided do not explicitly define the Act or lay out its statutory criteria for when a provider is “in‑network” or exempt for emergency versus non‑emergency care; available sources focus...