With three weeks remaining in the legislative calendar, 41 senators have signed a letter to Senate leaders.

"For 2025, we see no end in sight for demand," says Adam Burns of WittKieffer.

In October, CVS announced it would reduce 2,900 corporate positions in a goal to cut costs by $2 billion over several years.

The majority of proceeds from the sale of its Medicare businesses will be used for share repurchase, Cigna says.

Hospitals had 50% more product available to them this past week as compared to the week prior, HHS says.

The transaction is expected to position MultiPlan for more sustainable long-term growth amid revenue losses this year.

It's the second consecutive month in which operating margins tightened, Strata's data shows.

HCM is a thickening of the left ventricle and is often underdiagnosed and inconsistently managed, AHA says.

The group says its action aims to protect consumers from predatory practices that can lead to inflated healthcare costs.

Most CFOs are not looking to technology or AI as a solution, says new HFMA report.

Structural wealth gaps between male and female physicians will likely not show improvement for several years, Medscape says.

Most expect greater revenues and improved profitability, according to Deloitte data.

Every language model demonstrates instances of racist tropes, or a repetition of unsubstantiated claims about race, study says.

The American Hospital Association called the FTC ruling, "bad law, bad policy and a clear sign of an agency run amok."

The new tower adds 140 universal and ICU-capable inpatient beds, and the new emergency room has doubled in size.

The shutdown disrupted critical healthcare services across the state and exposed Nebraskans' PHI, the lawsuit alleges.

Stripped out of the final bill is a provision to prevent the 2.8% Medicare pay cut to physicians.

Government should enact penalties or revoke a tax-exempt status for hospitals that don't comply, AMA says.

Net savings to ACOs were $948.4 million (3.4%) compared to model benchmarks, according to CMS.

The report stresses the importance of continued innovation and collaboration across the healthcare system to further adoption.

Amazon One Medical will open primary care offices in Northeast Ohio.

Confusion around CMS' final rules has been a challenge, yet the industry continues to advance seamless data exchange.

Research programs give patients access to clinical trials that "might be their last and only hope," said Topography CEO.

Doctors need to carefully and properly use the HCC codes, which indicate the expected costs for a patient.

Final rule disincentives include hospitals not being able to earn three quarters of the annual market basket increase.

Foremost has been the UnitedHealth Group CEO's defense of MA and "misleading" articles published in the WSJ.

The agreement comes after a complaint alleged Illinois unjustly institutionalized a person with disabilities.

The bipartisan legislation would prevent dual ownership of PBMs and pharmacy assets.

In population health, a 10% weight loss makes a huge difference, say experts.

Individuals can be assisted, "perhaps even literally while waiting for their clothes to dry," says UPMC for You president.

The continuation of flexibilities for telehealth and acute hospital care at home rides on federal spending bill.

Co-op Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative offers individual and small-group exchange plans in 24 counties in Wisconsin.