Policy and Legislation
A last-ditch Republican repeal-and-replace bill would give states block grants to design individual coverage options.
The American Medical Association and a raft of IT executives called on Congress to protect the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals because not doing so would harm the workforce.
Bigger and fewer doctor practices drive up prices for patients, employers and taxpayers, several studies confirm.
As insurers threaten to exit markets and voters at town halls complain about prices, commissioners are central in the unfolding drama of coverage.
The Australian biotech firm's largest share holder is Rep. Chris Collins; HHS Secretary Tom Price sold his shares earlier this year.
The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved acute lymphoblastic leukemia treatment Kymriah, that comes with a $475,000 price tag.
AHA is concerned with the underlying data used to determine the DSH payments.
The ideas that have been floating around Washington right now include Medicare at 55, 'buying' into Medicaid and changing HSA rules.
High performing ACOs maintained a high use of primary care services and reduced spending by an average of $673 per beneficiary.
CMS has waived document requirements to ensure medical facilities can deliver care to displaced individuals.