Aetna to sell Medicare supplement plans in Florida; Highmark settlement gets delayed;

> Current-generation technology might not be capable of helping accountable care organizations cut costs, according to a report from Leavitt Partners and KLAS Research. Because most ACO health IT strategies are "labor intensive," ACOs are more likely to influence which EMR vendors the industry uses, reported FierceHealthIT. Article

> Aetna will start selling Medicare supplement plans in Florida next March. The insurer will first offer the new plans to its current Medicare beneficiaries, the Jacksonville Business Journal reported. Article

> A federal court has delayed the pending settlement between Highmark and property management company Royal Mile, which accused the insurer and UPMC of conspiring to increase insurance premiums. Highmark and Royal Mile agreed in October that the insurer would pay $4.5 million and refrain from anti-competitive practices for two years, reported the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Article

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