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I-Team: Dead People Receiving Benefits From State

The I-Team has discovered that people who have been dead for over a year are still receiving benefits from Massachusetts taxpayers.

W.Va. looking to expand Medicaid managed care

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia is looking at changing the way Medicaid provides health care to some of its sickest people, and advocates for those who rely on this government program are questioning the move.

W.Va. Seeks to Expand Medicaid Managed Care

CHARLESTON (AP) - West Virginia is looking at changing the way Medicaid provides health care to some of its sickest people, and advocates for those who rely on this government program are questioning the move.

W.Va. looks to expand Medicaid managed care

CHARLESTON -- West Virginia is looking at changing the way Medicaid provides health care to some of its sickest people, and advocates for those who rely on this government program are questioning the move.

Bad news

Re the April 27 article Floridians to get $148.5 million in refunds: It has been reported that health insurers will have to refund $1.3 billion to consumers and employers because they spent too much on administration under the terms of the federal healthcare law. That may sound like good news, but the rules have driven insurers out of several states — and thereby limited consumers’ healthcare ...

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Health Plan is the First in the U.S. to Reimburse STAR™ Ankle Replacement ...

Small Bone Innovations, Inc. announced today that the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Health plan , with 1.2 million members, has revised its coverage policy to exclusively reimburse total ankle replacement systems that have been approved through the U.S.

Don’t be a Stooge: Protect Yourself from Injury, Illness with Disability Insurance

Sure, the timeless eye poking and face slapping of The Three Stooges might trigger a few good belly laughs, but most people remain unprotected in the event of a serious injury, disability or illness.

I-Team: Dead People Receiving Benefits From State - CBS Local

CBS Local

I-Team: Dead People Receiving Benefits From State CBS Local The I-Team has discovered some of the people receiving those benefits have been dead for more than a year. A Unicare ID card for healthcare benefits was sent to Dennis Sheehan's mother Mildred in June of 2011. They're the medical benefits provided to ...