UnitedHealth Group/Change Healthcare: DOJ Staff Probes Clearinghouse Claims Data’s Value, Uniqueness

Published on Nov 03, 2021

After expressing concern that UnitedHealth Group (UNH) through its proposed $7.8 billion acquisition of Change Healthcare (CHNG) could unfairly gain access to health insurance rivals’ sought-after claims information, DOJ staff attorneys are posing a surprising question: How special is the data? The staff attorneys recently asked industry participants about the competitive value of the claims […]

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