Health Care Reform

Consumers using HSAs or FSAs to pay for tests and then seek reimbursement could run afoul of IRS rules.

Health care legal expert John Kaveney shares his insights into the legal issues shaping the future of the health care industry.

While drug coupons defray consumers' out-of-pocket costs at the point of purchase, they increase overall prices by driving consumers to more expensive drugs,

At least 6.7 million children are likely to lose their Medicaid coverage when the public health emergency comes to an end.

The move should bring more stability to premiums for small-group insurance, which have been rising as enrollment declines.

Authorities are also hinting at increased interagency data sharing, such as between civil investigators and criminal prosecutors.