The president attacked a Medicare-for-all proposal in an opinion column on Wednesday, and the senator who introduced that bill hit back. Plus, a study suggests for-profit nursing homes are sending patients to therapy at the end of their lives to make m…
President Donald Trump signed into law on Wednesday two bills that would ban so-called “gag clauses” at the pharmacy counter.
Providers, both long-standing ones and new entrants, are devising ways to better care for seniors, but fee-for-service Medicare stands in the way, experts say.
Despite some legal hurdles, Centene—like many insurers—has done very well financially on the individual market over the last year, paving the way for a 2019 expansion into four new states.
Nearly 1,300 providers have signed up to participate in the first wave of CMS’ new voluntary bundled payment program, the agency said.
Job growth in healthcare has plateaued over the past several quarters after rising steadily since 2014, according to a new report.
As the federal government considers solutions to the national interoperability problem, perhaps it could get some pointers from a successful effort in Michigan.
Nearly half of low-income adults with chronic health conditions and a high-deductible insurance plan sponsored by their employer are facing crushing financial burdens from health costs, according to a new study.
Medicaid for all would bring many of the same benefits as Medicare for all without the political barriers, albeit in fewer states.
Vulnerable communities need legal assistance to improve their health. The best way to do that could be through medical-legal partnerships: joint efforts between lawyers and healthcare providers.
