The Wall Street Journal reports that of the 850 million claims denied annually, less than 1% are appealed. Of that 1%, nearly three-quarters of appeals are approved. Also in the news: Washington ...

Few people realize how worthwhile appealing a denied health-insurance claim can be. Insurers in the U.S. process more than ...

Patients who contest denials face a daunting process, but many are successful. “This appeal saved my life.” ...

California's last-resort homeowners insurance plan seeks a $1 billion infusion from private insurers to help pay Los Angeles-area wildfire claims.

Second federal judge orders temporary pause to Trump administration efforts to freeze funding Study reveals optimal home temperature for elderly brain health ‘Lawn dart-like descent’: Pete ...

Filing a personal injury claim in New Jersey requires ... especially under New Jersey's complex insurance laws. Building a strong case with proper medical records is essential to protect your ...

The IFHP does not cover the cost of health-care services or products that a person may claim (even in part) under a public or private health insurance plan. The IFHP does not coordinate benefits with ...

A man has died after a tree fell on his car during Storm Éowyn in Co Donegal. The incident occurred at around 5.30am on Friday (January 24) as the country was battered by a red wind warning caused by ...

KUALA LUMPUR: A former director of SRC International Sdn Bhd Datuk Suboh Md Yassin told the High Court here on Wednesday (Jan 22) that he signed four blank cheques ... which they claim was ...

Charles Schwertner, R-Georgetown, filed SB 815 to stop health insurance companies from using AI to delay, deny or modify claims. “Artificial intelligence is a technology that is still rapidly ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday, January 20, accuses former President Rodrigo Duterte of lying about the 2025 budget, after Duterte said it was ‘invalid’ due to ‘blanks’ in the ...

Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin strongly refuted Monday allegations that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) with blank sections, describing such claims ...