Discover how third-party administrators (TPAs) handle insurance claims, employee benefits, and more. Learn their roles, types ...

The accelerating shift to third‑party administrators (TPAs) appears to be gaining steam: Ninety‑two percent of respondents to ...

TPAs said they're leveraging AI to meet rising client demands and adapt to labor shifts while navigating tech adoption and ...

A new analysis suggests that about a quarter of potentially eligible patients are not receiving thrombolysis for ischemic stroke, and some of the reasons for this might be modifiable, researchers say.

A health plan’s fiduciaries are responsible for administering the health plan. Because most employers are not in the business of administering health benefits, they outsource the day-to-day health ...

A third-party administrator, popularly known as TPA in health insurance, means a middleman or administrator who acts like a ...

The TPA, or third-party administrator, is probably the least understood player in the 401(k) plan world. According to the Department of Labor, there are approximately 650,000 defined contribution ...

A federal district court has ruled that a third-party administrator’s professional liability policy does not afford coverage for a claim against the TPA arising from an excess judgment against the TPA ...