Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield

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Connecticut’s biggest health insurer and second-largest hospital system have agreed to a new contract with a few days to spare.

After a more than two-year court battle, a Delaware judge on Monday barred both Cigna and Anthem from recovering damages associated with a failed merger agreement.

Wallingford-based health insurer Anthem has once again renewed its contract with the state’s largest health system, Yale New Haven Health, well ahead of schedule.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, major health insurers have eliminated out-of-pocket costs for telehealth services, and some have even offered gratis in-person doctor visits, whether related to the virus or not.

State Comptroller Kevin Lembo has selected Anthem to administer a self-insured health plan that covers 210,000 state employees, retirees and their dependents.

Connecticut’s health insurance exchange has by many measures been a success, enrolling approximately 110,000 individuals last year,...

State officials said Friday that they have approved smaller rate hikes than those originally sought by carriers...

Connecticut’s health insurance industry is again touting its economic impact hoping it will get some policymakers to...

The American Heart Association (AHA) recently presented its 2019 Woman of Distinction award to Jill Hummel, president of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Wallingford, at the Hartford Go Red For Women luncheon. Hummel has made a significant impact on the health of women in Connecticut as an AHA volunteer, executive leader and top fundraiser over the past 10 years. Pictured (from left) are: Dr. Keith Churchwell, American Heart Association Founders board president; and Hummel.