Credit rating agency A.M. Best upgraded ratings of more health insurers in the first half of 2018 than in the same period last year, as companies reported improved operating results in ACA exchanges and continued to turn a profit in other markets.
Physicians do not have the data to best use their referral network, which can hurt outcomes and damage the patient experience, according to a new survey.
The CMS is tightening its financial oversight of state Medicaid waiver demonstrations, warning it would withhold approvals unless states show the changes won’t cost the federal government more money.
Women and older adults only make up a small percentage of patients in clinical trials for heart failure even though they make up a large portion of patients who suffer from the conditions, according to a new study.
Fourteen health systems have launched a national collaboration to develop more effective ways of serving their Medicaid populations, starting with avoiding unnecessary emergency department visits.
CMS Administrator Seema Verma faced senators for the first time since her confirmation Tuesday. Here are five major policy questions the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee had for her.
The Justice Department asked a federal court to force Anthem to provide testimony related to its Medicare Advantage billing practices. Anthem so far has refused to comply with the federal government’s demands.
Premier’s stock price closed more than 14% higher after reporting strength in fourth-quarter revenue for its group purchasing business and modest growth in its performance services business.
The board of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute agreed to award $85 million for 16 new studies on treatment options for conditions like opioid abuse and cancer.
Pennsylvania’s highest court ruled that Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf did not exceed his authority when he set up a process to give some union rights to home-based workers who care for elderly and disabled people.