Providers and payers are fighting over how to set appropriate reimbursement rates in around a dozen lawsuits, including four filed by the Texas Medical Association, that could take years to resolve.
The decision comes just days after California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state would stop doing business with the pharmacy retail giant.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys painted very different pictures for the jury as the fraud case approaches the halfway point.
Nurses at health systems that recently won hard-fought contracts, like at Kaiser Permanente, are working to ensure the agreement's provisions are enforced.
Gov. Tim Walz's order parallels legislation awaiting a floor vote in the state House to make Minnesota a “trans refuge state.”
AtlantiCare CEO Lori Herndon, who started her career as a critical care nurse 40 years ago, has led the New Jersey-based health system since 2016.
2022 has 717 reported breaches so far, just surpassing 2021's total of 715.
Humana gains market share from rivals when Medicare Advantage rates fall, President and CEO Bruce Broussard said during a TD Cowen healthcare conference in Boston.
With the acquisition of Sequence, the company is tapping into a red-hot market for prescription drugs that address obesity.
Best Buy is growing its Current Health division through deals with some of the nation's largest healthcare systems.
Tullman and 98point6 CEO Jay Burrell were both happy with the deal, which more than doubles Transcarent’s user base.
Executives at Virtua Health, Nebraska's Children's Hospital and Medical Center and University of Michigan Health-West share digital health investment plans.
Pharmacy benefit managers such as CVS Caremark, Cigna's Express Scripts and UnitedHealth Group's OptumRx are under increasing government scrutiny.
Dr. Tiffany Kung, researcher at virtual pulmonary rehab treatment center AnsibleHealth, discusses how ChatGPT could be used in the healthcare industry.
The U.S. spends billions on healthcare every year, but areas that rank worst on the CDC's social vulnerability index suffer from the system's many shortcomings.
The Michigan-based health system recorded nearly $157.8 million in net operating income on $13.8 billion in total operating revenues across all business units.
The year 2022 might have been the ‘worst operating income’ year ever for health systems, one Fitch analyst said.
This is the latest exit from MetroHealth's leadership since the system's board of trustees fired former president and CEO Dr. Akram Boutros.
The Food and Drug Administration for more than 20 years limited dispensing of mifepristone to a subset of specialty offices and clinics because of safety concerns. But it eased restrictions since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic by eliminating the in-person requirement for the pill.
North Carolina's hospitals would pay the state's share of the cost to expand Medicaid coverage to an estimated 600,000 residents.
