The proposed rule would strip protections for transgender people from discrimination under the Affordable Care Act.

The CMS will take more time to judge not-for-profit navigator groups tasked with Affordable Care Act enrollment outreach on their performance, which is tied to funding.

CMS Administrator Seema Verma stopped short of endorsing giving Medicare negotiating power, an idea popular with Democrats.

The latest data come after the Trump administration proposed major rules to make it easier for patients to access electronic information.

URAC's accreditation authority lapsed last May, and the CMS didn't give a reason for the delay.

The Government Accountability Office said the CMS does a poor job of making sure the public knows about major amendments to Medicaid waivers, including work requirements.

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

The agency's delay comes after providers criticized the initial proposal issued three months 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 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.

The CMS issued a new guidance clarifying when PBM rebates must be included in calculating the medical loss ratio for Medicaid managed care.

HHS' grant awards are intended to deal with major gaps in care for opioid and substance abuse in rural areas.

The guidance will help companies develop biosimilars that can be interchanged at the pharmacy without the need to contact a doctor.

The major hospital chain asked lawmakers to remove barriers preventing more use of biosimilars.

The U.S. Justice Department explained in a new guidance how companies can cooperate and reveal potential False Claims Act violations early to minimize liability.