Health insurance price inflation increased more in April than it has in at least five years, according to a Modern Healthcare analysis of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' unadjusted monthly Consumer Price Index data.

A rapid response centered on quick identification enabled OU Medical Center to successfully contain a deadly infectious drug-resistant threat.

ONC Chief Dr. Donald Rucker discussed how APIs could fuel healthcare's "app economy" during remarks at Modern Healthcare's Healthcare Transformation Summit in Austin, Texas.

Haven Chief Operating Officer Jack Stoddard left the organization on April 30 for personal reasons, the company confirmed.

The agency's delay comes after providers complained of the initial proposal issued three months ago.

Director Chris Traylor is departing due to family reasons. He was appointed to the post in January.

UNOS said it would follow the new system for matching transplant candidates and livers, but a federal judge has warned the government must hold off or risk sanctions.

HHS should take proactive steps to partner with the private sector to drive innovation, Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan said at Modern Healthcare's Transformation Summit.

Those with mental illness still face endless barriers to getting appropriate care. It’s time to push forward and translate the shift in attitudes into increased investments in research and treatment—the same way the cancer community did over 60 years ago.

The final rule aims to boost transparency of drug costs in Medicare Part D, but doesn't include a proposal to pass on price concessions negotiated by the pharmacy to patients.

The findings actually represent a decline in deaths from 2016. Poor hospital performance on 16 patient safety measures caused more than 161,000 deaths annually.

Boston Medical Center has implemented a social determinants of health screener for primary-care patients in order to better identify and address patients' unmet social needs.

Organizations making this year’s list of Best Places to Work in Healthcare stand out in their efforts to create an empowered and satisfied workforce.

The company, Infectious Disease Connect, spun out of a clinical program that UPMC launched in 2013.

Two sepsis care improvement efforts required careful attention to developing support and leadership at each hospital, and not bigfooting local clinicians and staff.

Nearly a century after the initial discovery of insulin, the 7.5 million patients who rely on the drug still don’t have a generic alternative. And resistance persists from brand-name companies.

The Trump administration wants a federal appeals court to revive Medicaid work requirements in Kentucky and Arkansas, saying they are policy experiments that support Medicaid's mission.

5G’s fast speeds are paving the way for quick data-sharing, reliable telemedicine and maybe—one day—remote surgery as a standard practice, experts say.

The nation's safety net is once again staring down a severe cut to Medicaid disproportionate-share hospital funding. This time, hospitals and their vulnerable patients face a $4 billion cut that would slash one-third of the program's funding in a year.