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Providers are still unhappy with the government's final rule regarding the No Surprises Act's independent dispute resolution (IDR) process.

The American Hospital Association (AHA) says HHS steadfastly refuses to recognize its obligation to promptly repay hospitals.

Judge Carl Nichols, who formerly served in the Department of Justice (DOJ), greenlights deal but requires key claims system divestiture.

The Patient Voices for Telehealth Coalition, launched by the American Telemedicine Association's ATA Action, aims to add the patient and...

The legislation would protect victims who would otherwise be forced to pay surprise costs out-of-pocket.

Good practices, infographics, and policy considerations are highlights of new resources offered by the non-profit advocate for health information exchange.

The Improving Seniors' Timely Access to Care Act, on the strength of overwhelming support, now heads to the Senate.

"These realities translate into access to services being put in jeopardy and this deserves the immediate attention of policymakers," says...

The federal agency is striving to make it easier for eligible people to enroll in and continue their Medicaid coverage.

She succeeds Nadine Brooks Harris, MD, the state's first surgeon general.

HHS has been criticized for inadequate help with complex regulations that will take effect in October

The effects of the SCOTUS Dobbs ruling are being felt across the industry.