Federal authorities are cracking down on agents and brokers switching exchange customers' coverage without their consent.

There's been a small decrease in overall healthcare hiring this year but hospitals are bucking the trend. 

New full-service hospitals with inpatient beds are rare in rural America. But some communities in Wyoming, Kansas and Georgia are defying the trend.

Companies treating opioid addiction solely through virtual platforms are concerned over rumored DEA prescribing proposals. 

California is the sixth state this year where legislation designed to bolster oversight of healthcare transactions involving private equity stalled.

Patients and caregivers said hospital-at-home was less stressful than facility-based care, according to a CMS report on Acute Hospital Care at Home.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton alleges several major manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers have driven the costs of insulin up by 1,000%. 

An oncology care company and an autonomous medical coding company also secured financing this week.

The suit alleges CMS downgraded the insurer based on one phone call. 

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump can be expected to pick up where their administrations left off, but twists are likely.

Compounded versions of popular weight-loss drugs attracted telehealth companies that marketed services to connect patients with healthcare providers.

Health systems should be collecting diverse data and creating governance structures to account for health equity in their AI use, according to experts.