Policy and Legislation
Trump could still yank the payments. Insurers can't count on the money, estimated at $10 billion for next year.
The agency, seeking to ease EHR reporting burdens, will also allow both 2015 and 2014-certified EHRs for 2018.
Federal workers, like most who work for large employers, get a portion of their insurance premium paid as part of their compensation.
The FDA does not know or consider pricing when it grants approval of new drugs, causing problems for insurers and Medicaid about its coverage.
New Health Catalyst survey finds 80 percent of hospitals stand firm on population health as healthcare adopts value-based care.
Two million Americans rely on home-based care services paid by Medicaid to live at home, which can save Medicaid up to two-thirds of what it would cost at a nursing home.
Despite failed ACA repeal efforts, states can request waivers from the administration but experts say this goes beyond executive branch's authority.
President tweets that he's ready to let Obamacare implode.
The evidence is mounting that high deductibles force people to delay care that could cost more later.
Sens. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, and Susan Collins, R-Maine, cast the two other Republican "no" votes in a cliffhanger drama that ended just before 2:00 a.m. Friday.