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The Alden Group, a healthcare provider for older adults, is being accused of intentionally understaffing their facilities.

U.S. Medical Staffing of Philadelphia 'willfully denied' healthcare aides and assistants their rightful pay, U.S. Labor Department says.

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

The clinic says it will also ensure that employees will get their pay and benefits.

The groups allege the health insurer underpaid claims submitted by patients for services covered through MultiPlan.

"Fighting for patients? lives should not include fighting to get paid," says Envision Healthcare CEO Jim Rechtin.

Judge Reed O'Connor deemed the services unconstitutional, drawing heavy criticism from patient advocacy groups.

The suit alleges that Indivior violated antitrust laws to preserve its Suboxone monopoly.

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against Kochava, an Idaho-based digital health company whose data analytics platform can...

The New York surgeon's bid against the No Surprises Act for being unconstitutional was tossed as the federal law was...

The healthcare provider admitted to no wrongdoing in the settlement.

Pittsburgh-based agency paid 218 workers straight time when the law required it to pay overtime rates and tried to hide...