Policy and Legislation

The agency is worried the demonstration program could disrupt patient access to care and exacerbate geographic disparities in access to medical care.

While healthcare has slipped in importance in voters' minds following the midterms, many still think it should be funded over a border wall.

With more than 160 hospitals validated at Stage 6 of EMRAM, it's clear that Turkey has been making huge strides in digitizing healthcare. Aniventi co-founder Nejat Unsal discusses how his company is supporting the country's ongoing mission.

America's Health Insurance Plans wants CMS to reissue the guidance on funding waivers through formal rulemaking.

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.