Policy and Legislation
Last week's ruling in district court has questioned the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, which has stakeholder groups concerned.
Pollsters attribute the dip in part to decreased media attention in the weeks following the election.
Declining consumer numbers and a ruling in Texas striking down the ACA threatened to a relatively stable market this year.
There are a number of specific steps outlined in a new report that would drive the uninsured rate back down to an estimated 7.3 percent.
Adding an orphan indication to an on-market drug didn't correlate with a higher-than-average price increase.
Democratic attorneys general led by California have filed a motion to allow for an immediate appeal of the decision to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in Texas.
HIMSS' Chair Global Board of Directors Dr. Manish Kohli discusses the global struggles with quality, access and cost of care and how China has stepped up to those challenges with remarkable speed and level of ambition.
Supreme Court hearing all but certain as Democrats say they will appeal the ruling that is also decried by insurers and providers.
Individual mandate is not the reason most consumers buy insurance, says insurer in New Jersey, which has its own individual mandate.
Nearly half of people covered by Michigan's expanded Medicaid program felt that their physical health improved in the first year or two after enrollment.