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ACA and Medicaid changes hang over health earnings

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By Tina Reed Verified
| Axios Verified
Sweeping changes in Affordable Care Act and Medicaid markets are hitting the balance sheets of some of America's largest health care companies, based on quarterly earnings issued this week. Why it matters: Insurers and health systems already are feeling the effects of significant enrollment drops and changes in who's paying for care. The full effect of some of the biggest policy shifts won't be felt until after the midterm elections.
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CVS wants to become the AI front door to health care

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By Tina Reed Verified
| Axios Verified
Photo collage: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Photo: Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Images CVS Health is betting it can drive customer engagement with an AI assistant it developed with Google to help schedule checkups, fill prescriptions and check what insurance covers.
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Why prior authorization woes haven't disappeared

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By Tina Reed Verified
| Axios Verified
Illustration: Natalie Peeples/Axios Health insurers have spent the past year touting how they've cut pre-treatment review claims, but new data suggests that hasn't eliminated hurdles for patients and doctors. The big picture: By only approving some, but not all, doctor-ordered care, health plans still can force physicians to revise treatment plans, delay procedures or leave patients paying more out of pocket.
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