The hospitals must offer employers direct contracting rates less than 260% of what they charge Medicare.

Georgetown researchers are wondering. A third party administrator sector veteran says the problem is "independent" administrators that aren't so independent.

A three-judge panel at the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a disability plan administrator Thursday, and against a worker with long COVID, in a case involving questions about whether the administrator had used a reasonable claim review process.

The House Rules Committee is preparing to package the bill for floor action Wednesday.

California's governor vetoed an earlier private equity health care deal bill in 2024.

The common theme at the maker of Wegovy and at UnitedHealth may be investors' sudden awareness of cost-cutting pressure.

A new research paper shows that, in some ways, U.S. prescription drug spending is not necessarily all that high.

Sen. Susan Collins — who could decide the fate of the budget bill — said the new strategy "violates current law."