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Brian Thompson's boss: Pharma companies are "really responsible" for drug prices
The CEO of the company whose insurance leader was killed in New York pledged to help fix the health care industry while also ...
UnitedHealth CEO remembers slain colleague, talks about root cause of health care woes
UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty acknowledged the U.S. health care problems, cited high prices of medical services as root ...
Luigi Mangione Donors Are Complaining About His Fundraiser
Donors contributing to Luigi Mangione's GiveSendGo fundraiser are complaining about a lack of updates from organizers.
UnitedHealth shares fall 5% after first earnings report since insurance CEO’s murder
Shares in the insurance provider dropped after the firm disclosed its first earnings report since the shocking assassination ...
UnitedHealth tops profit forecasts but medical costs linger for health care giant
UnitedHealth posted a better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit, but a nagging rise in medical costs and care utilization ...
Amid scrutiny of health insurance costs, UnitedHealth Group reports $5.5B quarterly profits
UnitedHealth Group has reported quarterly profits of $5.5 billion after tax in its first earnings release since the killing ...
UnitedHealth Group CEO: U.S. Health System Needs To Function Better
In his first public comments since one of his executives was shot to death, UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty said the ...
UnitedHealth, employer of slain exec Brian Thompson, found to have overcharged some cancer patients for drugs by over 1,000%
The report is the latest indictment of America’s broken healthcare system.
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UnitedHealth Is Price Gouging Cancer Patients by Overcharging 'Thousands of Percent' for Live-Saving Meds, Pocketing Extra Billions: Feds
The UnitedHealth Group is overcharging patients for necessary life-saving drugs as a result of price gouging that increases ...
The Hidden Costs Of Denial: Unpacking The Rage Against Insurers
The December murder of Brian Thompson has left the industry grappling with how so much anger could be directed towards a sector that purports to keep people healthy.