Medicare/Medicaid

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

Regulatory reductions are expected to save providers $6.6 billion and 42 million unnecessary burden hours through 2021.

Another $10 billion is expected to be released soon to aid hospitals providing care in COVID-19 "hotspots."

Uninsured numbers in ?holdout states? would have dropped by 28% under ?typical circumstances,? an Urban Institute analysis found.

The rule change was part of a broad package of waivers and rules shifts that were brought forward Thursday by...

Federal officials say the object of the initial $30 billion blunderbuss distribution of funding was to get money to providers...

Thousands of doctors, hospitals and other health providers are reaching out for a lifeline made available in the series of...

The wide variance in cost estimates depends upon how many people are infected by the virus, the availability of testing,...

The sweeping "Hospitals Without Walls" initiative take effect immediately and allows hospitals to bill Medicare for services in unconventional settings.

Health care businesses will get billions of dollars in additional funding not directly related to the pandemic, because Congress agreed...

However, new estimates from federal actuaries do not project the cost implications of the coronavirus pandemic.

CMS says the waivers will give state governments more flexibility to respond to the epidemic.