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Kowalski: Why does health care cost so much?
22.05.12
Like many Americans, I’m satisfied with my health insurance. As a retired government employee, my wife is covered with CIGNA and our premiums are mostly paid by the taxpayers. But news that CIGNA’s top executive David Cordani enjoyed a pay increase of 25 percent last year, to $18.9 million annually, reminded me why health care reform remains an unresolved challenge for our country.
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Who Will Win When It Comes To Rising Health Care Costs?
Blogcritics.org (blog) - Jun 01, 2011
So, when it comes to health care, is anybody winning? Certainly, the nation's big five health insurance companies – UnitedHealth, Wellpoint, Aetna, Cigna and Humana – are winning big, each reporting record profits for this year's first quarter.
Cigna Stock Hits New 52-Week High (CI)
TheStreet.com (blog) - Jun 01, 2011
The company has a P/E ratio of 9.1, equal to the average health services industry P/E ratio and below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Practice your CI trading strategies and win cash in our stock game. TheStreet Ratings rates Cigna as a buy.
Health Insurance Stock Outlook - June '11
Zacks.com - May 31, 2011
CIGNA, carrying a Zacks #2 Rank, is relatively safe as it has minimum exposure to minimum MLR regulations, unreasonable rate reviews and health insurance exchanges. The recently completed Vanbreda acquisitions should accelerate 2012 international
Plain Talk: Ryan's plan plays into hands of insurers
Capital Times (blog) - Jun 01, 2011
Many have had to postpone health care decisions because they either don't have insurance or have policies that require them to pay a substantial portion of the care costs themselves. The giant UnitedHealth Group told Wall Street analysts that so far
California Physicians Worried About Increasing Denials Turn to ...
PR Newswire (press release) - Jun 01, 2011
The highest private insurance denier across US was Aetna @ 6.8%, followed by Anthem Blue Cross @ 3.44, with an average denial rate of medical claims by private insurers of 3.88% Even after these denial ratios dropped one year, the observed trend