Health care is more complicated than ever, and New Jersey’s largest health insurer is finding new ways to help members with everything from medical care to grocery shopping. ...

Two Horizon BCBSNJ leaders work to knock down barriers to treatment at this year’s New Jersey Healthcare Executive Leadership Academy. ...

Type 2 diabetes is preventable and it’s one of the fastest-growing epidemics in New Jersey. Learn what we’re doing to combat this health issue. ...

The New York Times highlights the importance of basing medical decisions on good evidence…and the reality is that we still don’t know the effectiveness of many medical treatments. ...

She survived 9/11, now she’s an advocate for first responders; a Horizon employee’s story. ...

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. If you’re thinking about screening, here’s why you first need to have a conversation with a physician about the potential benefits – and risks. ...

This is fourth in a series of essays by Horizon’s executive leaders describing their approach to improving health care quality, affordability and customer experience to achieve what’s known as “The Triple Aim of Health Care." ...

Horizon’s awards and accolades recognize effort to make diversity a priority. ...

Making sure your college student is covered. ...

Horizon’s medical policies are based on science and input from New Jersey doctors. ...

Horizon call center agent Robert Mills, an opera singer, earned national recognition for his member-first approach. ...

Recent research with “secret shoppers” reveals what physicians need to know about depression, cancer screening, opioid prescribing and more. ...

This is third in a series of essays by Horizon’s executive leaders describing their approach to improving health care quality, affordability and customer experience to achieve what’s known as “The Triple Aim of Health Care.” ...

Horizon BCBSNJ-sponsored webinar satisfies the state-mandated continuing education requirement around safely prescribing opioids. ...

With cooking classes, grocery store visits, golf lessons and more, Horizon BCBSNJ and its community partners are standing up to this serious epidemic in more ways than ever. ...

The goal of the WISDOM Study is to help us get even better at detecting breast cancer earlier, including cancers detected between mammogram screenings or at later stages. ...

Data and visualization software gives care teams a clearer picture of patients’ whole health. ...

New Jersey’s Greatest in Health, Joining Forces ...

The second in a series examining how Horizon is improving health, achieving better outcomes and lowering costs. ...

The average pharmacy has aisles of over-the-counter medications with clearly marked prices. Horizon offers doctors an integrated tool that brings that same price transparency to prescription medications – thousands of times a day. ...

Discover the groundbreaking research designed to get to the bottom of better care. ...

Who better to improve patient care than the “heart of health care”? ...

Horizon’s CEO Reflects on Progress Made in 2018 ...

Through ‘Episodes of Care’ model, doctors ensure more convenient, less costly care with better results ...

People with major depression usually face other chronic conditions. That’s why Horizon is investing in better ways to help physicians treat the whole person. ...

The opioid epidemic doesn’t discriminate – it touches all of New Jersey’s communities. With the Knock Out Opioid Abuse initiative, Horizon BCBSNJ is raising awareness across the state to protect more families and save more lives. ...

Because Good Health Shouldn’t Depend on Your Zip Code ...

We all know the drill: You need a blood or urine test, so your doctor orders lab work and you go to a nearby lab to give your sample and have the test. Pretty straightforward – or is it? ...

Empowering our members to achieve their best health is what drives each Horizon BCBSNJ employee every day. ...

When a leg is broken or the flu is wreaking havoc, most people are aware of what is happening – and know where to go for help. Mental health issues? Not so much. ...