After immediate backlash, BHSH said in a statement posted late Saturday on its website that its thinking has "evolved."

Dr. Alex Jahangir, executive medical director of the Trauma Patient Care Center and vice president for business development at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, discusses how Nashville’s health systems responded to the COVID-19 crisis.

Hospitals will not get back extra safety-net reimbursement they argue they're entitled to after the Supreme Court's decision.

The new chief executive will succeed Howard Kern when he retires on Sept. 1 after four decades with the company.

Armed with large swaths of patient data and a vast network of drugstores, CVS Health and Walgreens vow to cut costs and increase diversity in medical research.

Healthcare providers, professionals and insurers respond to the clinical and legal implications of the high court repealing the federal right to abortion.

The decision in a case about dialysis benefits could encourage insurers to limit coverage for policyholders who also qualify for Medicare.

An additional 600,000 deaths would have been prevented if the World Health Organization target of 40% vaccination coverage by the end of 2021 had been met, according to the study.

Circuit courts have been divided over what grounds the government has to dismiss False Claims Act cases.

The agreement comes six months after the Mayo Clinic stopped accepting appointments for out-of-network patients.

Colorado represents the first state to amend a federal waiver to create a public insurance plan.

The cost of inequities could surpass 12% of total health expenditures if governmental and healthcare organizations don't take action now, a Deloitte analysis found.

The one-day work stoppage at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center involves concerns over patient care and staffing levels.

CVS Health's PBM subsidiary, which dropped the blood thinner from its drug list earlier this year, struck a new deal with Bristol-Myers Squibb.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday announced it is recommending Moderna shots as an option for school-age kids and teens.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, increasing doctors' liability regarding providing abortion. Their exposure will depend on their risk tolerance, their malpractice insurance policy and the nature of the allegations.

As health systems move applications to the cloud, executives must decide what to do with employees who manage dwindling on-site data centers.

The agency also asks for more information on how to measure home dialysis quality.

Hospital workplace violence, whether due to a patient experiencing a psychiatric episode, a verbally abusive visitor, or any number of other types of incidents, threatens workers’ well-being and puts patients at risk.