Millions of rural Americans live in counties with doctor shortages and where high-speed internet connections aren't adequate to access advanced telehealth services. A KFF Health News analysis found people in these "dead zones" live sicker and die younger on average than their peers in well-connected regions.

The monopoly can now be considered a "clear and convincing" benefit to the public with performance that would earn a "D" on most A-to-F grading scales.

Nemours Children’s Health CEO R. Lawrence Moss shares his outlook on the changing dynamics of pediatric care.

A recent CMS announcement signals a more aggressive approach to auditing Medicare Advantage plans. Revenue cycle leaders should be prepared for the ripple effects.

A robust command center has helped Carilion Clinic manage its stretched hospital bed capacity.