Providers balked at Aetna's plan to automatically reduce some Medicare Advantage inpatient payments.

UVA Health is set to complete the $350 million Paul and Diane Manning Institute of Biotechnology in 2027.

This week's funding rounds also included a $55 million Series B raise for pharmacy services company House Rx.

Only 48% of providers have digital portals or apps that are accessible across multiple languages, according to a CHIME report.

Remote patient monitoring companies are grappling with UnitedHealth's decision to cut some coverage.

Cleared devices include two portable imaging devices and a robotic magnetic navigation system.

Providence should continue to stay in the black in 2026 and 2027, Chief Financial Officer Greg Hoffman predicted.

The transaction is slated to close next year.

Medicare Advantage insurers have cut back on brokers to slow enrollment growth, sparking ire among marketers and regulators.

The Leapfrog Group's fall 2025 Hospital Safety Grade report found that 94% of participating hospitals who received an A-grade were part of a larger health system.

Enrollment will stagnate and financial pressures loom, according to an annual report.

An unusual provision clears the way for $3.4 trillion in deficit spending triggered by President Donald Trump's tax law.

The House voted 222 to 209 to pass the interim funding bill, drawing opposition from most Democrats because it doesn’t include ACA subsidies.

Home health companies say some contracts give them more discretion on the number of visits and services they provide Medicare Advantage members.

The American Medical Association expects more states to tackle health insurance "downcoding" next year.

Many health systems are working with one medtech vendor to cut costs, streamline workflow and tackle common clinical and operational challenges.

The administration's announcement on Medicare prices for weight-loss drugs is likely to create additional challenges for telehealth companies.

All 50 states submitted Rural Health Transformation Program applications, hoping to get part of the $50 billion fund created under the new tax law.

Hospitals and health systems are becoming a preferred partner for employers navigating rising healthcare costs.

Kyle Zebley, senior vice president of public policy at the ATA, will become CEO of the organization in December.

Key health programs, including telehealth flexibilities and community health center funding, are extended until Jan. 30.

The health insurance giant will end coverage of remote patient monitoring services for most chronic conditions next year.

The most successful organizations and agencies craft their messaging and approach with their prospective customers at top of mind.

A growing number of patients without insurance or with limited coverage is causing health systems to rethink revenue cycle management.

Concrete plans have not been presented, but lawmakers and policy experts offer clues.

Nursing homes have been slow to adopt virtual nursing due to technology costs and concern about effectiveness.

Two AI-focused companies, Tala Health and Hippocratic AI, received $100 million-plus funding rounds this week.

Lawmakers are looking to block the Trump administration's WISeR model after the agency announced which companies are participating.

As the healthcare industry ramps up adoption of AI, physicians want to be a part of the development process.

Federal regulators' latest payment model could increase or decrease participating provider pay by as much as 9% in the first year.

Cleared devices include tests for gastrointestinal bacterial pathogens and a thermal regulating device.

Under the agreement, the drugmakers will also get fast-track reviews of their forthcoming weight-loss pills.

Cambia Health Solutions plans to affiliate with Arkansas Blue Cross, following a similar proposal with Blue Cross of North Dakota announced in August.

Synchron will use the additional $200 million to run a clinical trial that could support regulatory approval in the U.S.

Meet the chief executive of Lyric, a tech company in the middle of a controversy about medical claims "downcoding."

The stalemate on Capitol Hill isn't stopping lawmakers from building support for key healthcare legislation.

Dexcom recalled its Android app for G6 and G6 Pro continuous glucose monitoring systems due to a software flaw that can cause it to shut down unexpectedly.

Some health insurance companies suffered enough political drama and rising costs that they bailed on the exchanges for next year. Here's who left and why.

Humana slashed its earnings guidance as Medicare Advantage enrollment ticks above initial expectations during the ongoing sign-up window.

Hinge Health‘s use of artificial intelligence-powered technology fueled a third-quarter revenue boost for the virtual musculoskeletal company.

Four units of Optum, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, are planning to lay off a total of 572 employees next year.

Ro CEO Zachariah Reitano said GLP-1 telehealth companies are helping the healthcare industry undergo a larger shift towards consumerism.

Here's why drug wholesalers are betting on acquiring physician practices.

Physician specialty groups have called on Congress to halt a new policy that will reduce Medicare payments for thousands of billing codes.

Lumeris, Teladoc Health, Nuna, Deloitte and Unite Us have launched a coalition to try to expand the reach of the Rural Health Transformation Program.

The Ensign Group has expanded its reach across Alabama and Utah with the acquisition of eight skilled nursing facilities.

Democrats' chances to preventive rate hikes and coverage losses are slipping away, while Republicans can expect an earful from constituents about sticker shock.

Indomo provides at-home prescription dermatology treatments for patients with acne.

It seems every health system wants to adopt artificial intelligence, but few are willing to do it faster.

The Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction, or WISeR, Model is set to take effect in January.