Patients who are pregnant or actively receiving treatment could still retain in-network coverage, according to UW Medicine.

UW Medicine is no longer covering Aetna-insured patients after the two parties failed to reach a final contract agreement ...

Monday’s presentations, during the first day of open enrollment, were the first opportunity to compare Aetna’s coverage to the ... Aetna has an agreement with NetCare to share its network ...

UW Medicine and Aetna did not agree on a new contract before a June 1 deadline, meaning more than 50,000 patients could soon see increases in health care costs or potential provider disruptions. The ...

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I had a stack of medical records documenting the disabling and physical nature of my illness but it took years for Aetna to agree to abide by its contractual agreements. They sent me to doctors ...

Aetna Life Insurance Co. received a federal judge’s first approval for a settlement valued at more than $3.4 million and ...

Aetna Life Insurance Co. agreed to pay more than $3.4 million to settle a proposed class action by prostate cancer patients ...

If the two sides fail to reach a deal by June 1, Aetna-insured patients will not be covered at UW Medicine. “Our network agreement with UW Medicine ends on May 31, 2025,” Aetna stated.

If Aetna and Sutter Health fail to reach a contract covering a group of commercial patients, hundreds could be forced to switch doctors.