Minnesota Seniors have been scrambling to adapt to sudden changes to a popular gym benefit during Medicare open enrollment.

Starting Jan. 1, Lifetime and YMCA locations in the Twin Cities will no longer be included in the SilverSneakers program.

A global company with U.S. operations in Baltimore acquired an Overland Park-based operation with about 250 employees.

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The state’s largest Medicare health insurer cites cost pressures in a decision that’s being panned by beneficiaries.

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According to YMCA leadership, this impacts around 7,800 seniors who use the locations in the Twin Cities metro. Blue Cross ...

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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation  granted Indiana University Health Foundation $277,805 to support doulas ...

Aspirus Health and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield have reached a new multi-year agreement. The deal provides Anthem ...