INDIANAPOLIS—Elevance Health, Inc. announced a series of leadership appointments across its Health Benefits and Carelon organizations.

These appointments support the continued expansion of Carelon, Elevance Health’s services business, which provides an expanding range of services across care, pharmacy, behavioral health and data-driven insights to more than 90 million consumers across the health care system.

GOLETA, California—Inogen, Inc., a medical technology company offering respiratory products for use in the homecare setting, announced the following leadership appointments designed to accelerate the company’s next phase of growth.

WATERLOO, Iowa—VGM & Associates announced that Matt Filippis has been named director of business development for clinical mobility and accessibility. In this role, Filippis will focus on executing the business development strategy to drive growth and profitability for the clinical mobility and accessibility membership channels, including U.S. Rehab, VGM Live at Home and OPGA.

WASHINGTON—Organizations representing in-home care and equipment providers responded to the administration’s request for comment on its Comprehensive Regulations to Uncover Suspicious Healthcare (CRUSH) program, saying that fraud fighting efforts are important, but urged administrators to protect patient access and outcomes.

DENVER—Bloom Healthcare, an organization specializing in in-home primary care for seniors with complex health needs, expanded into Missouri. Beginning April 6, Bloom Healthcare will serve patients in Missouri as a primary care provider dedicated to improving outcomes and reducing avoidable hospital utilization.

BOSTON & DUBLIN, Ohio—Current Health has partnered with Cardinal Health’s Velocare solution to streamline Current Health’s in-home clinical monitoring kits and the patient onboarding for hospital-at-home programs, while reducing strain on clinical teams. The company said the collaboration helps health systems simplify operations, lower program costs and reduce vendor complexity so their programs can grow more sustainably. 

PASADENA, California—IO Health, a health technology company serving home health and hospice agencies, announced the commercial availability of ioDoc, a digital patient documentation solution that eliminates manual handbook creation at the start of care (SOC).

BURKBURNETT, Texas—HomeWell Care Services, a national provider of non-medical homecare, has been recognized by Franchise Business Review (FBR) as a Top Franchise for Women for 2026, marking HomeWell’s first year to earn this distinction.

CONCORD, New Hampshire—Granite VNA has introduced telehealth services to provide continuous support and monitoring for homecare patients managing chronic conditions such as congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic kidney disease and others.

WASHINGTON—The Treasury Department issued a warning to financial institutions to be vigilant about fraud schemes targeting government health care benefit programs such as Medicare and Medicaid—and also proposed a plan to pay some whistleblowers whose tips lead to fraud convictions.