If state employees use non-preferred providers and don't switch, it could mean paying thousands of dollars more for care.
WakeMed is raising concerns after being designated a non-preferred provider under the State Health Plan's new four-tier ...
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Health care rates for NJ school employees rise by 34% in plan for 2027
On July 15, New Jersey proposed 2027 rates for health insurance plans. The newly proposed rates have an average increase of ...
Duke Health and WakeMed were under consideration for the plan's new access tier as officials worked to finalize the 2027 ...
House Speaker Matt Hall pledged to eliminate 3,000 funded but unfilled state government positions for 2027 fell far short of ...
For the 750,000 members of North Carolina's State Health Plan, using WakeMed could cost thousands of dollars extra starting ...
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina will take over management of state employee's health insurance, returning to what ...
State Health Plan leaders say premiums will rise this year, but they’ve designed the plan so that employees can save big if ...
New Jersey public employees could see health insurance premiums jump again, continuing a years-long trend of steep increases.
The CalPERS board also approved a plan to transition from UnitedHealthcare to Sutter Health Plan to avoid "high and ...
RALEIGH, N.C. — For nearly 750,000 North Carolina teachers, state employees, retirees and their families, Friday's vote by ...
Gov. Ned Lamont and Democratic primary challenger Josh Elliott split on how Connecticut should expand health coverage.
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