Health Plan Accountability

Health Plan Accountability
Commercial health plan abuses must be addressed to ensure fair coverage for patients and providers.
Certain health plan practices threaten patient access to care and drive excessive administrative costs and burden in the health care system. Regulators should increase their oversight of health plans and implement a comprehensive simplification agenda, beginning with streamlining prior authorization requirements and processes, as well as monitoring for abusive payment delays and denials. These efforts will go a long way to addressing unnecessary costs in the system and allow for a more rational, navigable health system for patients.
AHA Resources
The AHA has worked to hold health plans accountable through letters, statements, white papers and member updates.
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AHA Supports Administration Facilitating Health Insurer Pledge to Reform Prior Authorization
AHA urges Aetna to rescind ‘level of severity inpatient payment’ policy
Regulatory Advisory: Inpatient PPS Final Rule for FY 2026
AHA Comments on CMS’ CY 2026 Home Health PPS Proposed Rule
AHA Amicus Brief Challenges MultiPlan, Inc. Motion to Dismiss Antitrust Litigation
AHA Comments on CMS Medicare Advantage, Part D Proposed Rule for Contract Year 2026
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AHA Urges Elevance Health to Rescind Anthem’s Nonparticipating Provider Policy
Navigating Disruption: What CFOs and Their Teams Need to Know Now
AHA Supports House Medicare Advantage Prompt Pay Act (H.R. 5454)
AHA Statement on House Ways and Means Committee Hearing on Medicare Advantage
AHA Senate Statement on What Can Congress Do to End the Medical Debt Crisis in America
AHA Comments on CMS Marketplace Integrity and Affordability Rule
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