A federal district judge ruled that HHS improperly denied Medicare payments to Kindred Healthcare for care provided to dual-eligibles. The agency will have to reevaluate its decision.

Hydroxychloroquine has emerged as a controversial treatment option for COVID-19 but Henry Ford found it led to lower death rates.

A new survey shows that health insurers are increasingly interested in selling dental coverage to their health plan customers as a way to grow profits and align with the movement toward value-based, whole-person care.

New York-Presbyterian's Brooklyn Methodist Hospital plans to close 25 of its psychiatric beds indefinitely, with the other half unavailable for the next 12 to 18 months.

Much as Sputnik I transformed American scienceultimately leading to the first human steps on the moonmedicine is ready for its own moon landing. Let us make this the positive legacy of the current tragedy.

If the protests had driven an explosion in cases, experts say, the jumps would have started to become apparent within two weeksand perhaps as early as five days. But that didn't happen in many cities with the largest protests.

Defective items make up the bulk of the personal protective equipment recently sent by the federal government to New Hampshire nursing homes struggling with the coronavirus pandemic, according to the head of an industry group who called the shipments "profoundly insulting."

Federal jobs data from June show the healthcare industry added 15% more jobs than in May, indicating providers' recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic is growing.

Novartis Pharmaceutical Corp. will pay $678 million to the U.S. government and various states to settle a lawsuit over a sham speaker program that distributed cash, expensive dinners and other treats to induce doctors to prescribe its products.

As the federal government rolls out new vertical merger guidelines, experts say they won't prevent anticompetitive mergers in healthcare. There is little proof these mergers boost competition.