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September 10, 2026 Jason Barry 0 min read
  1. Healthcare spending drives coverage premium growth.
  2. Hospitals pushing CVS deeper in 340B legal fight.
  3. Obstetric care disappearing from U.S. hospitals.
  4. UnitedHealth and CVS are each considering acquisitions.
  5. Cutting Medicaid for undocumented immigrants impacts insurer revenue.
  6. Trinity Health lays off 557 IT workers.
  7. UnitedHealthcare to make Medicare Advantage plans more profitable.
  8. HHS announces $383M in behavioral health services grants.
  9. Arkansas greenlights Cambia and Blue Cross affiliation.
  10. HCA Florida hospital announces $125M expansion.
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