Susan Morse

America's Health Insurance Plans is among organizations asking Azar, HHS to stop the routing of dialysis patients who are eligible for Medicare, Medicaid to individual coverage carrying higher reimbursement rates.

UnitedHealthcare expecting the 33 percent of seniors now in plans to grow to over 50 percent in the next 5-10 years.

American Medical Association and the American Society of Addiction Medicine are preparing to pilot test a model that pays for care including medications combined with psychosocial support.

The top Health and Human Services official was admitted Sunday for observation 'out of an abundance of caution.'

Proposed legislation would allow pre-deductible coverage at onsite and retail clinics for treatment of primary, chronic and preventative care.

Short-term limited duration plans will increase premiums by as much as 12.8 percent and decrease enrollment by as much as 26.3 percent, new research says.

The Healthcare Transformation Consortium is also going to use data to lower costs and improve care delivery -- but, while Amazon's plans are still not widely known, six New Jersey hospitals are girding to go-live on Jan. 1, 2019.

Company releases new report about costs of medications on the heels of a lawsuit coming to light in which its prescription benefit management subsidiary Caremark is accused of keeping prescription spread pricing profits.

The insurer is actively creating a network of high-performing, senior-focused primary care physicians.

New research suggests an evolution in the way health plans think about patients increasingly as consumers.