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Missing payments, unwarranted denials and other hassles are costing therapists time and money – and driving some to stop taking insurance altogether.
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New Hampshire lawmakers are trying to address the yearslong struggles of patients who take an ambulance and end up surprised with massive bills even when they have health insurance.
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The Nashua hospital and the state’s largest insurer failed to agree on a new contract, leaving the hospital out of network. Anthem members can still seek care there for 60 days.
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The law, which takes effect next year, sets deadlines for insurers to approve prior authorization requests: 72 hours or less for an emergency and seven days for non-urgent procedures.
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A website developed by the New Hampshire Insurance Department has new features aimed at helping consumers make educated choices about health care.The…
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In New Hampshire, visitors to some emergency rooms have received shockingly high bills after treatment, often involving charges for out-of-network…
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Have you ever gone to an ER that you thought was in-network, but ended up getting stuck with a surprise bill because the doctor you saw there was…
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New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner Roger Sevigny encourages people to do their research and seek help from navigators for enrollment in the Affordable…
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After failing to make a decision one way or another last week, a small group of state legislators could weigh in today on whether to give an initial green…
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A paid family and medical leave bill won’t be voted on this year, despite community and bipartisan support. Representative Mary Gile, the primary sponsor…