'Pre-Hospice' Saves Money By Keeping People At Home Near The End Of Life

Axing essential benefits could bring back the pre-ACA days when insurers avoided expensive patients by excluding services they needed.

Late Move To Dump 'Essential' Benefits Could Strand Chronically Ill

Trump's Promise To Rein In Drug Prices Could Open Floodgate To Importation Laws

Proposed changes could potentially saddle people on Medicaid with unaffordable medical bills, shortchange providers, and raise costs throughout the healthcare system.

GOP Bill's Unheralded Changes In Rules Could Undermine Health Of Neediest

A per-capita system would shift costs and financial risks to the states and could force them to cut benefits or eligibility.

On Medicaid Money, GOP Has Win-Or-Lose Proposition For States

Cholesterol Drug Prevents Heart Attacks, But It Doesn't Come Cheap

Obamacare Pushed Nonprofit Hospitals To Do Good Beyond Their Walls. Now What?

Obamacare Pushed Nonprofit Hospitals To Do Good Beyond Their Walls. Now What?

Trump's Choice For FDA Chief, By the Numbers

Programs to circumvent litigation by offering prompt disclosure, apology and compensation for mistakes as an alternative to malpractice suits are becoming more popular.

Two Words Can Soothe Patients Who Have Been Harmed

Deciphering CBO's Estimates On The GOP Health Bill

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