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Top Story Here Are 8 Trends for Large Employers A new Business Group on Health survey revealed several key trends for large, self-insured employers. These trends show a rising prevalence of mental health challenges and a decreasing emphasis on virtual health. Sponsored Content Enhancing Efficiency in your Practices: Unleashing the Power of Greenway Health's Optimization Services Presented by Greenway Health Resolve your healthcare information technology concerns by optimizing your technology, boosting workflows, improving staff productivity, and driving revenue. Learn More>> What Do You Think? To gain a better understanding of your preferences and interests across MedCity and the entire industry, please take 3-5 minutes of your time and tell us what you think. Upon completion of the survey you can enter for a chance to win a $250 gift card. Your input is anonymous and extremely valuable. Take Survey

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Payer's Place: Carrie Kincaid, Priority Health Carrie Kincaid, Senior Vice President, Market Development at Priority Health discusses how Priority Health is addressing the gaps in rural healthcare. What Are the Highest-rated MA Plans Based on Customer Satisfaction? Some of the highest-ranked Medicare Advantage plans are SCAN Health Plan, Humana, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, UPMC for Life and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, according to a new J.D. Power report. Innovaccer Unveils AI Suite With Automation Tools For Doctors, C-Suite Execs, Care Managers & More Innovaccer announced a new suite of healthcare products. It comprises four different solutions — one for answering healthcare executives' questions about their business metrics, one for automating care planning and documentation, one for generating clinical visit summaries, and one for streamlining workflows at contact centers. Teva, Glenmark To Pay $255M, Divest Cholesterol Drug to Settle DOJ Price Fixing Charges Generic drugmakers Teva and Glenmark recently became the sixth and seventh drugmakers to resolve criminal charges as a result of the DOJ's yearslong investigation into generic drug price fixing. The settlement agreement requires both companies to pay hefty fines as well as divest their drug lines for pravastatin, a widely used statin that lowers cholesterol. Colon Cancer Screening: Health Empowerment for the Whole Family While we're catching a high-risk population through preventive screenings, we are also identifying an entirely separate high-risk population: children of the patients that were just screened and found to have high risk polyps such as greater than 1 cm or with certain advanced characteristics.

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