Health Care Reform

Indiana in 2015 implemented some of the most radical changes seen to the state-federal program that covers nearly 1 in 4 poor Americans. How well is it working?

It's not hard to imagine how the three companies could set up a large, closed system that could serve as a blueprint to fix the entrenched, inefficient U.S. health care system.

U.S. District Judge Daniel Polster summoned pharma executives, law enforcement, government officials and lawyers to his court on Wednesday to forge a deal that would address the crisis and resolve more than 200 lawsuits

Telehealth providers have been lobbying for years to be able to break into the Medicare market, but this year they might actually succeed.

As a previous senior manager at Amazon, I have great confidence in this collaboration. Here are five thoughts about this partnership and its future success.

With federal officials seemingly unwilling or unable to come up with legislation to control skyrocketing drug prices, that task is increasingly moving to the states. But so is pharma muscle and money.