Policy and Legislation
Many of the political obstacles Obama faced prior to passage on Christmas Eve 2009 seem familiar today as the ACA faces final elimination.
The decision comes after stakeholders said the model could result in even more financial challenges for practices still recovering from COVID-19.
In a mostly civil but unexciting debate, the candidates clashed once again on COVID-19 handling and insurance plans.
President Trump received remdesivir, as well as other drugs, after being diagnosed with COVID-19.
The relief resources are meant to assist providers regardless of whether they accept Medicare or Medicaid payments.
Heritage Health Adult will create a two-tiered Medicaid system, with enhanced benefits for those who meet requirements.
HIMSS editors weigh in on the healthcare issues at stake in the upcoming presidential election.
To support health equity, Congress must expand telehealth access, says HIMSS Public Policy Committee Chair Terri Ripley.
Insurer participation is increasing for the third straight year, with the percentage of enrollees with access to just one insurer dipping to 4%.
The resolution of the complaints ensures clergy access to patients for religious purposes during the COVID-19 pandemic.