John Tozzi is a Reporter at Bloomberg News. He covers a range of topics including health care, finance, and business, with a focus on evidence-based reporting. John’s work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, Fortune, and The Japan Times.
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John Tozzi's coverage predominantly focuses on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, delving into topics such as hospital pricing, mergers and acquisitions, health insurance, and employee power. He provides informed insights through a variety of sources including data citations, press releases, government announcements, and legal policy regulations.
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A 12-year-long lawsuit claiming fraud by insurers nears its end
By: Antonia Mufarech, John Tozzi
(Bloomberg) -- Shares of pharmacy benefit managers extended losses Tuesday after Pfizer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Albert Bourla said President-elect Donald Trump is “very committed” to reforming drug-industry middlemen. Most Read from BloombergHow California Sees the World, and ItselfHong Kong's Expat Party Hub Reshaped by Chinese InfluxLondon’s Tube Fares Are Set to Rise by 4.6% Next YearBourla’s remarks, following comments from Trump Monday and continued criticism from members of Congress,
U.S. authorities have reached a settlement to resolve a whistleblower case alleging that a New York state health insurer systematically defrauded
By: John Tozzi, Antonia Mufarech
Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren urged the Biden administration to advance a proposed rule before Donald Trump takes office to crack down on insurance companies that she says are overcharging Medicare by more than $80 billion.
By: John Tozzi, Antonia Mufarech
December 18, 2024 Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren urged the Biden administration to advance a proposed rule before Donald Trump takes
By: Antonia Mufarech, John Tozzi
Insurers broadly defend the system and say they're paid appropriately for the risk they take on, but a growing number of watchdog reports and whistleblower lawsuits allege widespread abuses.
CVS Health Corp. pharmacies illegally dispensed controlled substances including opioids, fueling an overdose crisis as short-staffed stores ignored red flags, the US Department of Justice alleged in a whistleblower lawsuit unsealed Wednesday.
By: John Tozzi
(Bloomberg) CVS Health Corp. pharmacies illegally dispensed controlled substances including opioids, fueling an overdose crisis as short-staffed
A New York health insurer and a former top executive of its subsidiary agreed to pay up to $100 million to resolve a long-running whistleblower lawsuit alleging that the company defrauded Medicare by exaggerating how sick patients on its plans were.
A New York health insurer and a former top executive of its subsidiary agreed to pay up to $100 million to resolve a long-running whistleblower
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