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UConn Health, Aetna reach multiyear agreement

More than three months after their previous three-year contract expired, UConn Health and Aetna Inc. have reached a new agreement.

CVS reports record revenue but Aetna insurance costs weigh on results

CVS Health reported record revenue for 2025 and reaffirmed its earnings outlook for the coming year, but continuing cost pressures at its Aetna insurance business weighed on quarterly profitability and underscored the challenges faced by the company’s health benefits segment.

CVS Health-Aetna laying off 313 remote workers, 17 in CT

CVS Health plans to lay off more than 300 additional workers at Hartford health insurer Aetna, including 17 in Connecticut, by the end of July, raising the total number of layoffs in the past two years to more than 1,000 workers.

UConn Health, UnitedHealthcare agree to new contract

Farmington-based UConn Health has reached an agreement on a new contract with UnitedHealthcare.
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Aetna contract with UConn Health expires; two more insurer contracts to sunset in early 2026

The contentious negotiations between UConn Health and Aetna Inc. failed to reach an agreement before their contract expired this week.

🔒UConn Health, Aetna trade barbs with contract talks at a standstill

Negotiations between UConn Health and Aetna Inc. on a new multiyear contract appear to have reached an impasse just 10 days before the existing contract is set to expire.

Hartford health insurer Aetna reports improved financials, parent CVS Health to close health clinics

CVS Health’s third-quarter earnings report is a bit of a mixed bag.

🔒CVS Health laying off 72 remote workers after Aetna lost contract

CVS Health has told state and city officials it plans to eliminate 72 more jobs associated with its subsidiary Aetna Inc.’s Hartford office.
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🔒UConn Health in dispute with Aetna over new contract

UConn Health is negotiating with Aetna on a new contract as its existing deal expires at the end of next month.

🔒CT care providers, insurers square off in lawsuits tied to federal surprise-billing law

Connecticut providers file 20 federal lawsuits against Aetna, Anthem, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare over $20M+ in unpaid arbitration awards under No Surprises Act.
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