Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield

Connecticut insurance regulators have fined the state’s five largest health insurers an undisclosed amount for failing to comply with mental health parity laws, citing numerous shortcomings that limit access to care for patients seeking behavioral health treatment.

Connecticut will continue using Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield to administer the state employee health plan following a competitive bidding process.

Wallingford-based health insurer Anthem has renewed its contract with the state’s largest health system, Yale New Haven Health.

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

Officials with the Connecticut Insurance Department announced Wednesday they have signed off on an average rate hike...

The state Insurance Department will hold a public meeting next month to discuss major health insurance rate hikes proposed for individuals and small businesses.

During Hartford Business Journal’s inaugural Politics & Policy Forum Tuesday, business health insurance was discussed both during a fireside chat with Gov. Ned Lamont and a conversation with House Speaker Matt Ritter (D-Hartford) and Senate Minority Leader Stephen Harding Jr. (R-Brookfield).

Patients covered by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Connecticut will remain in-network after the health...

Vera Whole Health, a national primary healthcare provider, marked the opening of its first Connecticut location Monday,...

Cigna, Aetna, Anthem and IBM are among the major insurers and tech firms backing a new blockchain...