Senate Finance Panel’s Opioid Hearing to Focus on Changes to Medicare, Medicaid
Policy outline includes evaluations of prescriber and patient education about proper opioid use
GOP Lawmakers Expected to Draft Bill to Expand Telehealth Services Under Medicare
House Ways and Means Committee legislation intended to reduce unnecessary, expensive emergency room visits
Study Suggests Maryland’s Plan to Cut Health Costs Does Not Reduce Hospital Stays
But the program’s advocates say the study's scope is limited and uses old data
Lobbyists Say Bill Easing Privacy Protections for Addiction Records May Be Moving Ahead
It could be part of opioid crisis package, which a key House panel wants finalized by Memorial Day
DOJ’s Case Against AT&T-Time Warner Deal Could Impact Health Care Mergers
Legal experts say if challenge succeeds, regulators would have a strong case to block deals such as CVS-Aetna
Fewer Voters See Obama Most Responsible for State of Health Care, ACA
Majority of respondents in poll still choose former president over Trump on Obamacare
Administration Eyes New Direction for CMS Innovation Office
White House finds agency spawned by Obamacare powerful tool to advance agenda
Cuts to Discounted Drug Program Threaten Some Hospital Services
Rural parts of the country could be hit hardest by the cuts, 340B advocates say
HHS May Nix Reporting Requirements for Value-Based Care Program, Azar Says
Some physicians have complained that MIPS reporting requirements are burdensome and expensive
Voters Split Over Trump’s Response to U.S. Opioid Epidemic
38% in poll say his public health emergency order has been sufficient; 36% say it's not enough to combat crisis