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The nation's largest health insurer is eliminating approval requirements for nearly a third of its medical services, freeing up doctors to spend less time on paperwork and more time with patients. The change could save physicians' offices an average of 12 hours per week currently spent seeking insurance approval.
A Milwaukee breast cancer patient fought for months to get her insurance to cover a treatment that saved most of her hair during chemotherapy. Her victory could help thousands of others access scalp cooling technology.
Major health insurers just agreed to make getting medical care faster and easier for millions of Americans. The change tackles one of healthcare's biggest frustrations: waiting for insurance approval before getting treatment.
Massachusetts is taking on one of America's biggest health insurers for allegedly padding profits by making vulnerable seniors appear sicker than they really were. The lawsuit could open the door for other states to investigate similar practices.
Young cancer patients in Las Vegas now have an underwater adventure waiting for them during medical visits. The new "Under the Sea" exam room turns clinical appointments into treasure hunts complete with hidden symbols and colorful marine life.
People who've lived to 100 say they feel 68 years old on average, down from 79 a decade ago. Their secrets to longevity include staying active, laughing often, and embracing technology.