Health Care Reform

Proposals include capping out-of-pocket medication costs for Medicare recipients at $2,000 per year and insulin at $35 per month.

Health insurers, drug-store chains, investment firms and tech-focused upstarts are all looking for a piece of the primary care market.

By agreeing to serve as a fiduciary, a PBM can commit to putting the employer's best interests ahead of the PBM's profits.

Only vague, outdated information is currently available from the Department of Defense, which orchestrated the purchase contracts.

A review of 1,000 hospitals by Patient Rights Advocate found that only 14% were fully complying with the rule.

The power struggle has intensified around the waivers that states seek so they can test new approaches for delivering health services.