Anthony Brino

Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies are making progress in its transition from fee-for-service to value-based reimbursement models.

Walmart is taking another, bigger step into the U.S. healthcare system that could prove disruptive to legacy providers locally and nationally.

Tenet Healthcare is seeing its situation improve, with growth in key metrics, more favorable payer contracts and a burgeoning services business unit.

As integrated healthcare becomes a central goal, the time may be ripe for mergers and acquisitions to get more interesting.

Community Health Systems' earnings are increasing after its latest (though not last) acquisition, sending its stock trading to an all-time high.

A Pennsylvania provider is suing a health insurance company for passing on its 2 percent reimbursement cut required by sequestration.

If physicians and health executives could design and build a new hospital with features they've long dreamed of, would the finances fall into place? One booming healthcare market is about to find out.

At a time when emergency care is increasingly viewed as inconvenient, overcrowded and overpriced, and possibly losing ground to urgent care clinics, some health systems are trying to make their ERs a place where people actually want to go and spend their time and money.

Catholic Health Initiatives, one of the nation's largest health systems, is keeping its eye on the future by launching a new health brand that will compete with established health insurers.

Hospitals participating in Independence Blue Cross' accountable care contracts are reducing costs, improving care and earning incentives, according to the Philadelphia-based insurer.