Health Care

Despite the drop over the past two years, more Californians have access to public health care than before the COVID-19 pandemic.

During a recent Newsweek event, Press Ganey's chief physician executive shared best practices for building a more resilient health care organization.

The new budget outlines language that could end the Medicaid expansion within the state, leading thousands to lose their health insurance coverage.

Government contractor fraud is prevalent, wasteful, and inefficient. It's the low hanging fruit where DOGE should start, and where the department, with its unique expertise, is likely to get the most bang from its buck.

The pope, who had part of one lung removed in his youth, has struggled with recurring health issues.

A recent study suggests the nationwide "unwinding" also had a significant impact on the health of Colorado's economy.

Five industry heavyweights shared their top emergency management strategies with Newsweek during a virtual event on February 13.

Researchers found that 82 percent of those disenrolled in Michigan were kicked off their coverage for "procedural reasons."

Health systems can't afford to skip out on generative AI—or to ignore its legal implications, according to Dr. Danny Tobey, who defends such cases in court.

Dr. Thomas Lee, chief medical officer of Press Ganey, shares his thoughts after the company's patient satisfaction scores featured in an episode of "The Pitt."

This is who is included in the Blue Cross Blue Shield payout and how much they are likely to receive.

Many were kicked off for "procedural reasons," but New York has tried to ensure as many as possible can renew their coverage.

Many of those kicked off Medicaid were still eligible, research indicates, and had their coverage removed for "procedural reasons."

The Texas Department of State Health Services issued a health alert warning of an outbreak, saying there are at least 10 confirmed cases.

The temporary order is in place until Valentine's Day.

Millions have lost coverage as a result of the national disenrollment process, which began following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community health centers are facing a potential federal freeze on their grants and funding following orders from Trump.

Newsweek is hosting a webinar for health care executives on Thursday, February 13, to discuss crisis management in an increasingly unpredictable industry.

Trump's nominee to be the secretary of health and human services was spotted drinking blue liquid on a plane.

In the early, busy weeks of President Trump's administration, a new survey shows how Americans would define a healthy America.

Blue Cross Blue Shield has agreed to a settlement for violating antitrust laws. Affected health care providers can now file claims.

One study found that human error reportedly accounted for 75 percent of data breaches in 2024.

The Cigna True Choice Plus PPO Medicare Advantage plan is one of many available plans to millions of seniors.

The Senate Finance Committee voted to advance Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination to a full Senate floor vote.

The state's health insurance marketplace said those earning between $21,870 to $29,160 could see their costs rise by 117 percent.

The halt means the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will cease crafting regulations or enforcing any rules or investigations.

Jupiter Medical Center is one of few independent health systems in the United States—and one of the few health systems with such a robust robotics fleet.

The New York AG's statement came as some hospitals announced they were halting gender-affirming treatments for young people

Cole Schmidtknecht had chronic asthma since he was a child, and had used a steroid inhaler to control his symptoms for more than a decade.

According to the investment news site investors.com, it was expected that private health insurance plans would go up by 7 percent on average.