Medicare & Medicaid
Expansion states face fiscal and policy issues, while non-expansion states could be forced to increase charity funding and support high-risk insurance pools.
Whereas most respondents expect to participate in MACRA, in fact, only 35 percent said they currently have a strategy for doing so.
Lawsuit filed by former patient alleged physician Paul Tartell knowingly billed for procedures more intrusive and expensive than those that were actually performed.
Party-line vote means the Georgia congressman will now be instrumental in repealing the Affordable Care Act.
On Jan. 23, a federal court ruled against Aetna's proposed $37 billion merger with Humana.
America's Essential Hospitals says even if earlier repeal plan is enacted, hospitals still would face a $16.8 billion loss.
Price made dozens of health industry stock trades during a three-year investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission that focused on the Ways and Means Committee, according to financial disclosure records.
DOJ alleged that subsidiary IPC pressured physicians to bill for higher levels of service than what was provided.
Health Affairs report suggests new HHS leadership should expand state all-payer models, fine-tune accountable care organizations.
Meir Daller ordered more than 13,000 FISH tests for his Medicare patients, allegedly collecting bonuses based on tests.