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Enterprise + investigative reporter @barronsonline. Past: Philly Inquirer, Vice News, Panama Papers. catherine.dunn@dowjones.com
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New Medicare Payment Rate Released. Why UnitedHealth, Humana Are Popping.

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By Catherine Dunn Verified
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Healthcare Updated April 07, 2026, 7:52 am EDT / Original April 06, 2026, 2:42 pm EDT Add us on Google Choose Barron's as a preferred source of financial news In this article UNH HUM CVS MFG Medicare Advantage, serving 35 million beneficiaries, is a key insurer business.
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New Medicare payment rate released. Why UnitedHealth, Humana are popping.

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By Catherine Dunn Verified
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The federal government on Monday said it would pay insurers in the Medicare program an average increase of 2.48% next year, a highly anticipated financial data point for some of the country's largest health insurance companies. In January, a small proposed rate increase of 0.09% caught the industry by surprise and shares of UnitedHealth Group and Humana fell on the news. Wall Street was watching for any improvement in the final rate notice.
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CVS Health and FTC staff agree to proposed insulin settlement

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Catherine Dunn CVS Health and Federal Trade Commission staff have reached a proposed agreement to resolve insulin litigation in which the agency accused pharmacy-benefit managers, or PBMs, of artificially inflating insulin prices. The agreement would cover the company's Caremark PBM unit, which has denied wrongdoing.
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