Following a significant cyberattack on UnitedHealth Group's Change Healthcare tech unit, first reported on Mar. 10 and now dragging into its 2nd week, U.S. officials have urged the insurer to expedite payments to healthcare providers. The hack, which disrupted medical claims and payments, has been causing extensive financial and operational strain across the healthcare sector, with daily losses estimated up to $1 billion. The attack not only stalled payrolls and slowed prescription orders but also raised concerns over the security of sensitive medical data. In response to the ongoing crisis, the White House and lawmakers have increased pressure on UnitedHealth to provide emergency funding and take further steps to stabilize the health system, including a meeting with CEO Andrew Witty. The cyberattack, suspected to be a ransomware attack, has been described as the largest of its kind, revealing vulnerabilities in the healthcare infrastructure and prompting calls for improved cybersecurity measures. The attack has notably impacted hospitals in NV, highlighting the widespread effect on patient care.