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How health insurers are covering over-the-counter COVID-19 tests

Following recent guidance from the Biden Administration, health insurers in the commercial market are covering the costs of over-the-counter COVID-19 tests. Under the new guidance, private insurers must cover up to eight Food and Drug Administration-authorized rapid tests per member per month. This averages out to be about two rapid tests per week for those eligible, according

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Federal Government Publishes An Interim Final Rule (Part 1) Implementing The No Surprises Act - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences

Federal Government Publishes An Interim Final Rule (Part 1) Implementing The No Surprises Act - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
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Implementing the No Surprises Act Through Interim Final Rule

Implementing the No Surprises Act Through Interim Final Rule
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Federal Government Publishes an Interim Final Rule (Part 1) Implementing the No Surprises Act | Foley & Lardner LLP

Federal Government Publishes an Interim Final Rule (Part 1) Implementing the No Surprises Act | Foley & Lardner LLP
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Senators Warren, Smith urge EBSA to hold Goldman accountable

Senators Warren, Smith urge EBSA to hold Goldman accountable Print Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Tina Smith of Minnesota Tuesday urged the Department of Labor s Employee Benefits Security Administration to reconsider plans to exempt the Goldman Sachs Group from penalties for its role in Malaysia s 1MDB scandal that would have forfeited the group s rights to manage U.S. workers retirement assets. Despite Goldman s pending admission of criminal wrongdoing, due to be finalized in June, for its subsidiary s role in that massive fraud, the EBSA has proposed a five-year exemption allowing the company to continue managing workers retirement assets, the senators noted in an April 13 letter addressed to Timothy D. Hauser, deputy assistant secretary for operations of EBSA at the DOL.

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