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The Hoya
thehoya.com > news > gu-student-health-insurance-rates-to-increase-doubling-some-in-network-costs

GU Student Health Insurance Rates to Increase, Doubling Some In-Network Costs

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (855+ words) The coinsurance rate for Georgetown University’s student health insurance plan will increase for the first time in at least eight years, doubling the share policyholders pay for some in-network coverage. The 2026-27 plan offers a 20% coinsurance rate — the percentage of a…...

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thehoya.com > science > dc-medicaid-cuts-leave-residents-facing-higher-costs

DC Medicaid Cuts Leave Residents Facing Higher Costs

7+ mon, 3+ week ago   (630+ words) Thousands of Washington, D.C. residents lost full Medicaid coverage Jan. 1 due to new income limits introduced in a 2025 budget act, shifting 14,490 people to the more limited Healthy DC Plan and moving others into the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace with higher…...

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thehoya.com > science > the-policy-prognosis-%e2%94%82-ai-involved-in-insurance-authorization-processes-leave-room-for-denials

THE POLICY PROGNOSIS │ AI Involved in Insurance Authorization Processes Leaves Room for Denials

11+ mon, 2+ week ago   (280+ words) Health insurance companies, which pay for health services of their patrons, can deny coverage of costs if they deem a procedure to be medically unnecessary. This insurer-guided verification of health costs is known as “prior authorization.” Of roughly 50 million prior…...