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The physician staffing business cited the company's $7.7 billion in debt obligations, declining patient volumes, "flawed" implementation of the No Surprises Act and exclusionary health insurers as reasons for its financial decline.

The new limits mark the largest-ever increase to the amount Americans can set aside in health savings accounts.

With the public health emergency expiring and much of the access to care coming to an end, sponsors need to make strategic plans and respond quickly and decisively to be able to succeed in the new environment, says a new report.

The health insurer breached its contract and sought to unilaterally reduce its reimbursement rates to Envision, a company that staffs doctors in emergency rooms, according to an agreement by an arbitration panel.

Perrigo, which sought FDA approval for an over-the-counter version last summer after the Supreme Court's ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, expects a final decision by the end of summer in the U.S.

The Biden administration on Thursday cautioned Americans about the growing risks of medical credit cards and other loans for medical bills