HEALTHSTORY 756· JULY 4, 2026

Elevance Health Sues U.S. Government for $115 Million Over Medicare Advantage Star Ratings

Elevance Health has sued the U.S. government, alleging that federal regulators recalculated its Medicare Advantage quality ratings in a manner inconsistent with a recent court ruling — a me

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