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Three lawmakers in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives announced a bipartisan deal on legislation to address surprise billing, though many important details were still unclear.

Healthcare leaders say the industry needs to make long-term commitments toward addressing social needs.

An early barrage of illness in the South has begun to spread more broadly, and there's a decent chance flu season could peak much earlier than normal, health officials say.

Banner Health has agreed to pay up to $6 million to victims of a massive data breach the Arizona health system experienced in 2016, according to court documents.

OptumRx's proposed acquisition of Diplomat Pharmacy would help it expand its specialty pharmacy and infusion services, the company said.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans for a House vote on a bill aimed at curbing drug prices.

MedPAC members want to freeze rate increases for hospices. They also want to lower the aggregate cap on hospice payments because they think freestanding and for-profit hospices are making too much money off of Medicare.

Senate Finance Chair Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and ranking Democrat Ron Wyden of Oregon on Friday announced they would like to use their drug-pricing bill's savings to fund healthcare extenders and cancel two years of cuts to disproportionate share hospital payments.

Healthcare CEOs say they want to see action on strengthening the Affordable Care Act, controlling drug prices, and boosting funding for behavioral health treatment.

The VA's National Artificial Intelligence Institute will carry out AI research and development projects and collaborate with federal agencies on national AI strategy.

A company that claims to have the first drug to slow mental decline from Alzheimer's disease made its case to scientists but left them sharply divided over whether there's enough evidence of effectiveness for the medicine to warrant federal approval.

Healthcare's strong hiring in November contributed to an overall strong jobs report for the month.

A New York doctor described as one of the nation's top dispensers of a highly addictive painkiller was convicted of accepting over $300,000 in bribes disguised as speaker fees to write prescriptions.

Priority Health CEO Joan Budden discusses the pending merger with Total Health Care and the impact on Michigan Medicaid beneficiaries.

Dr. Thomas Shanley takes over for Patrick Magoon, who announced his retirement in July after 22 years in the top spot.

During CommonSpirit Health's first-quarter 2020 investor call, analysts pressured executives to explain when the health system would make progress on its $2 billion savings goal, half of which is expected to come from merger synergies.

Researchers at Intermountain Healthcare have developed a treatment guide to quickly identify and treat patients who develop respiratory injury from vaping.

Public health officials believe the best approach for preventing new HIV infections is a once-a-day pill approved by the FDA in 2012. But the drug’s price puts it out of reach for those who need it most.

More than 1,000 employers, insurers, unions and other organizations on Thursday urged Senate leaders to scrap a controversial tax on expensive employer-sponsored health plans that's set to go into effect in 2022.

Although the healthcare industry has made significant progress toward paying for value, those arrangements aren't moving the needle on cost and quality, a new report shows.

House Democratic leaders announced plans to use savings from their government drug price negotiation bill to expand Medicare benefits and fund other healthcare priorities.

Total healthcare spending hit $3.6 trillion in 2018, accounting for 17.7% of gross domestic product.

Advances in health information systems help doctors and other healthcare professionals share medical information securely and often immediately. But that’s not the case when dealing with substance use disorder.

ChenMed announced that it plans to establish multiple senior medical centers in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Memphis, Orlando and St. Louis, opening a total of 20 new medical practices in the next year.

Grand Blanc, Mich.-based McLaren Healthcare Corp. plans to acquire St. Luke's Hospital in Maumee, Ohio, a deal that would give McLaren its first hospital outside of Michigan.

By purchasing post-acute provider HCR ManorCare in 2018, ProMedica was one of the first major health systems to underscore the importance of controlling the total cost of care across the continuum.

Medicare is scheduled to boost payments to ambulatory surgical centers. But members of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission want them to open their books before they recommend it.

Healthcare providers can no longer operate in silos, and industry leaders must be increasingly willing to identify their strengths and embrace meaningful collaboration.

Hundreds of thousands of Americans who rely on the federal food stamp program will lose their benefits under a new Trump administration rule that will tighten work requirements for recipients.

Quorum Health could be the latest healthcare provider to be purchased by private equity investors. The 24-hospital chain is considering an offer from KKR.

Amazon said the new machine-learning tool is HIPAA-compliant and can transcribe spoken medical dictation into text.

Children whose families received a housing voucher to move to low-poverty neighborhoods were admitted to the hospital nearly 16% less, curbing annual inpatient spending by 24%.