More states are requiring insurers to cover non-opioid pain meds
More states are requiring their Medicaid programs and health insurance companies to cover non-opioid pain medications as an alternative to opioids, which can be cheaper for insurers but also more addictive for patients. Advocates, providers, medical associations and state lawmakers are pushing for parity in coverage. That means prohibiting insurers from charging higher copayments…
This article is available to Insider Pro subscribers only.Sign in or register to be an Insider Pro and access ALL LOCKED articles.
‘We don’t see the savings’: Indiana Medicaid restructuring bill draws pushback
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD ANNOUNCES APPROVAL OF APPLICATION BY COOPERATIVA DE AHORRO Y CREDITO ELGA, LTDA.
Advisor News
- IRS CEO FRANK J. BISIGNANO VISITS OHIO TO TOUT WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS PROVISIONS ON NO TAX ON CAR LOAN INTEREST, NO TAX ON OVERTIME, ENHANCED DEDUCTION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
- The hidden flaw in insurance AI adoption for advisors and carriers
- Rising healthcare costs impact 401(k) accounts
- What advisors think about pooled employer plans, alternative investments
- AI, stablecoins and private market expansion may reshape financial services by 2030
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- How annuities can help protect retirees from financial scams
- MetLife Inc. (NYSE: MET) Climbs to New 52-Week High
- The Standard and Pacific Guardian Life Announce Entry into Agreement to Transition Individual Annuities Business
- AuguStar Retirement launches StarStream Variable Annuity
- Prismic Life Announces Completion of Oversubscribed Capital Raise
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- Bay Area braces for Trump’s tougher CalFresh rules
- Mom blames Florida Blue, Broward Health dispute for daughter’s $11,500 ER bill
- ASHLEY HINSON FAILS TO FOOL IOWANS WITH HER MISLEADING SENATE CAMPAIGN TV AD
- NEW: "ASHLEY HINSON AD MISLEADS VOTERS ABOUT HER RECORD"
- Idaho farmers can band together to buy cheaper health insurance through Farm Bureau deal
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News
- Kansas official running for governor received $300K in donations before key decision
- Investigators say C.R. man's life insurance claims for 3 children were fraudulent
- Shocking death of Kyle Busch renews debate over IUL plan
- WoodmenLife launches final expense life insurance offering
- The Standard and Pacific Guardian Life Announce Entry into Agreement to Transition Individual Annuities Business
More Life Insurance News