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A new report shows an 11-percentage-point drop in the share of marketplace enrollees buying silver plans after the Trump Administration's...

The pandemic has highlighted problems that have plagued U.S. healthcare for decades.

Other new research shows that health insurance losses were happening well before the pandemic.

"COVID-19 continues to highlight longstanding structural inequities," Mona Shah, senior program officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, said in...

The insurance company is offering LabCorp's at-home testing kits and Walmart drive-thru testing options to members.

Since payers won't enact agreed-upon prior authorization reforms on their own, legislation is needed, says the American Medical Association.

The order aims to prevent surprise bills for lab fees related to medically necessary diagnostic testing for COVID-19 and is...

An Urban Institute analysis found marketplace enrollees chose name-brand insurance over Medicaid, but Medicaid enrollment is still growing.

The RAND study estimated that premiums for public plans could be 10% to 27% lower than those for private plans...

Skyrocketing coverage losses, unemployment fears, and payers reimbursing a bigger chunk of COVID-19 claims are just three ways that the...

Study finds nonprofit hospitals with thicker bottom lines gave disproportionately lower levels of charity care.

The insurer says 85% of its members prefer to self-serve online.