Health Net has reached an agreement with a subsidiary of CVS Caremark to sell our standalone Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) business.
Archive for January, 2012
Health Net Sells Part D Plan to CVS
Posted January 30, 2012 By Kevin KnaussAnthem Blue Cross Announces New Accountable Care Organization Plans
Posted January 24, 2012 By Kevin KnaussWithin each plan, members have three network tiers to choose from. They can save the most when they stay in ACO network. But they also have the flexibility to choose PPO and non-PPO benefits. This is the only plan like it in California.
Medicare Special Election Period Update for 2012
Posted January 24, 2012 By Kevin KnaussSpecial Election Period (SEP) Elections A common SEP that many beneficiaries are given at this time of year is the SEP for plans that are not renewing with CMS or a plan that is leaving the service area.
Sutter Health Terminates Anthem Blue Cross Medicare
Posted January 23, 2012 By Kevin KnaussCalifornia Sutter Health System Update Anthem Blue Cross (“Anthem”) and Sutter Health System Medical Groups (“Sutter Medical Groups”) have been engaged in negotiations for several months to reach reasonable reimbursement rates and contractual terms that are beneficial to both organizations. Unfortunately, Sutter Health will be terminating its participating hospital/provider contract with Anthem Blue Cross (“Anthem”), [… Read More]
California: Rearranging The Living Room Resource Furniture
Posted January 17, 2012 By Kevin Knauss
Gold may have brought hoards of people to California, but it was the weather, the land and the resources that made them stay. When people found out they could be successful in rearranging Californian’s resource furniture, a new mindset was created.
Filed in Businesss, Kevin Knauss, Life | Tagged: California, flooding, high-speed rail, public works, rail roads, water projects
Social Media Snob
Posted January 5, 2012 By Kevin Knauss
I find myself giving a preference to other social media friends and businesses. We had a shared experience of trying to navigate the raging waters of social media.
Filed in Businesss, Kevin Knauss, Life | Tagged: business, influence, leads, preference, purchasing, snob, social media
San Joaquin Dust Bowl
Posted January 2, 2012 By Kevin Knauss
While Congress may have created a unique San Joaquin drought or dust bowl, they were also the governmental institution that used tax payer money to turn the San Joaquin valley into America’s salad bowl.
Filed in Life | Tagged: canals, Congress, drought, dust bowl, Farms, irrigation, San Joaquin, Valley, water
