John Tozzi is a Reporter at Bloomberg News. He covers a range of topics within the healthcare sector, including consumer health, pharmaceuticals, and public health, with a strong focus on evidence-based reporting. John has been featured in numerous esteemed publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, Fortune, and The Boston Globe.
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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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The results extend a string of favorable reports from health insurers for the start of 2026.
UnitedHealth Group Inc. said it will move away from having profits in its pharmacy benefits unit linked to the list prices of medications, the latest shift to address longstanding criticisms of its business model.
Optum Rx plans to shift to what a top executive called a more transparent fee structure that gives clients clarity into the money it gets from drugmakers.
(Bloomberg) -- Activist investor Elliott Investment Management has taken a stake in medical device firm Dexcom Inc. and struck a settlement that
By: Olivia Fletcher, John Tozzi
UnitedHealth Group Inc. is tracking how often some employees use artificial intelligence tools as part of a push to embed the technology throughout its operations, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Olivia Fletcher, John Tozzi
UnitedHealth's headquarters in Minnetonka, Minnesota. (Photo: UnitedHealth)
By: Olivia Fletcher, John Tozzi
The company is monitoring whether some workers in its Optum services division perform at least one query a day with programs such as OpenAI's ChatGPT
By: John Tozzi, Olivia Fletcher
UnitedHealth Group Inc. is tracking how often some employees use artificial intelligence tools as part of a push to embed the technology throughout its operations, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Olivia Fletcher, John Tozzi
The Eden Prairie-based company is monitoring whether some workers in its Optum services division perform at least one query a day on programs, people familiar with the actions said.
By: John Tozzi, Jessica Nix
US health authorities said they plan to bar lawful permanent residents of the country from reentering if they’ve traveled recently to Ebola-affected areas in a new rule published Friday.
