Fourth Open Enrollment Period Opens Under Affordable Health Care Act
The fourth open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act began Tuesday.
Watch CBS News
The fourth open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act began Tuesday.
Bringing a world of medicine to its patients, St. Clair Hospital in the South Hills is partnering with the Mayo Clinic.
The state attorney general's office has announced a consent decree on the long-delayed merger between UPMC and Jameson Health system in western Pennsylvania.
Uncertainty over the future nearly cost hundreds of people their jobs.
Pennsylvania seniors and others enrolled in an insurer's Medicare Advantage plans won't have to pay comparatively higher rates in the coming years for services through the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Health insurer Highmark Inc. and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center have resolved their dispute over which Highmark members can maintain in-network access to UPMC doctors and hospitals.
An arbitration panel says Highmark violated a $188 million contract with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and must now pay millions of dollars for past claims.
UPMC wants patients to choose the right doctor and it's posting online satisfaction surveys to help them do that.
Gov. Tom Wolf will withdraw his application to take over the insurance marketplace created under the 2010 federal health care law now that the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the law's nationwide tax subsidies.
A mother from North Carolina wants to thank Pittsburgh. She says the generosity of the people here saved her life.
Gov. Tom Wolf and Attorney General Kathleen Kane hailed a court decision Friday that they had sought in a bid to protect Medicare Advantage enrollees caught in the middle of a feud between two western Pennsylvania health care giants.
A Western Pennsylvania health insurance giant will have to pay a dozen hospitals money that it withheld, a judge is ruling.
Gov. Tom Wolf and the state attorney general want the Commonwealth Court to force the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and rival Highmark Inc. to honor a consent decree and force the sparring medical giants into arbitration to settle lingering disputes.
Gov. Tom Wolf's administration plans to begin transferring more than a million adult Medicaid enrollees into a single, new benefits program that it touts as a more efficient and effective way of providing health care for the poor, disabled and elderly.
The company that makes Aquafresh toothpaste and Tums antacid tablets is closing its Pittsburgh-area operations and cutting 274 jobs by year's end.
Katie Prager has cystic fibrosis and needs a double lung transplant to save her life. The problem: insurance won't pay for it.
Learn how the Affordable Healthcare Act, and whether or not you have insurance, will impact the way you do taxes this year.
The Wolf administration says it will interpret last year's consent agreement between Highmark and UPMC in a broader way than its predecessor.
Would you prefer to see a doctor in person or by computer?
Pittsburgh has once again shown the size of its heart.
If Lethia Everette were your relative, you might find her predicament hard to believe, let alone accept. She needs a double lung transplant. Right now.
The cyber security breach at Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield with its 80 million customers has brought increased scrutiny to security issues in the health care industry.
The ongoing dispute between Highmark and UPMC is heating up again.
There was a lot of excitement Monday over a new Allegheny Health Network urgent care center in Braddock.
Jan. 1 starts a new relationship between Highmark's insurance customers and UPMC, and it's sometimes hard to sort out what it all means.
