Increasing patient access to social workers within primary care could lower hospitalizations and emergency department visits for higher-risk patients.

Hospitals say the Trump administration's request for COVID-19 testing data gathered from in-house labs underscores the need for state and federal coordination.

Pursuit of a COVID-19 treatment has reignited debate over drugs developed with public funds.

Community health centers have been awarded $100 million in federal funding to build up its readiness and response to the coronavirus pandemic, but that won't cover the segments' needs, some say.

Retail pharmacy giants CVS Health and Walgreens want to hire thousands of additional workers to address capacity concerns during the coronavirus outbreak.

Home healthcare providers say they can be relied on to care for COVID-19 patients, but need the supplies and financial and regulatory support to do it.

Kaiser Permanente has pledged $1 million toward efforts to prevent and treat COVID-19 cases among the nation's homeless population.

Many say the ACA’s biggest impact on healthcare is likely to be seen over the next several years as the demand to bolster the country’s primary-care delivery system increases.

As competition to recruit and retain a more diverse workforce has increased, Mount Sinai Health System has found success by making investments that expand the entire pool of candidates.

A growing number of hospitals say testing for coronavirus at their own facilities will help them respond more effectively to the outbreak.

Community health centers say they are prepared to help mitigate the impact of the coronavirus if they are funded.

Healthcare workers say hospitals need to work with them to reduce their risk of contracting the coronavirus.

As COVID-19 continues to spread across the U.S., experts say the outbreak is revealing the healthcare industry isn't able to control the spread of infections at its own facilities or protect employees.

Healthcare providers even in the areas of the U.S that have seen infections, say they have yet to feel the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, citing no significant disruptions to their care delivery services.

Healthcare providers face the challenge of preparing for a possible coronavirus outbreak when many questions about the nature of the virus itself remain unanswered.