Policy

Finance Committee ready to send nomination to full Senate, ranking member says.

A new JAMA study shows preventable deaths rising in every U.S. state, defying global progress.

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ACP, medical groups, and Sen. Cassidy challenge the Louisiana Surgeon General’s decision.

Public health experts describe the latest on measles cases in Texas and broader concerns about vaccinations.

ACA provisions boost primary care training amid worsening physician shortage.

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After years of volatility, health care leaders across the nation’s hospitals, health systems, and other health care organizations view 2025 with cautious optimism.

Limited coverage may hinder personalized treatment options for alcohol use disorder.

No matter how or when Medicaid cuts manifest, Medicaid plan leaders must act now to preserve member support and provider payment stability.

Continuing resolution includes some provisions to help Medicare beneficiaries get online visits.

MedPAC proposes a new funding formula, but federal budget does not make up gap for 2.83% cut in 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.

There are proven answers already available on how to save money and incentivize doctors better

ATA policy chief explains congressional power to extend flexibilities that allow Medicare to cover online visits.

The Bipartisan Health Care Act includes a supplementary boost to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule conversion factor of 3.5375 percent and extends telehealth flexibiliies.

President Trump’s pick to lead CMS defends his record amid tax, policy questions.

Three experts weigh in on contemporary issues for the National Academy of Medicine.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

Congressional action could help or hurt availability of telehealth, which has grown to become a major part of the U.S. health care system.

The agency says early termination could save taxpayers $750 million, but it raises concerns for primary care providers.

American Osteopathic Association notes growing importance of DOs in military, civilian health care.

Weldon has been critical of vaccine safety and efficacy.

Congress and President Donald J. Trump are working toward a March 14 deadline to either fund the government or have many services shutdown.

Tariffs could play a big role in what you pay for medical devices, and they may disrupt the entire industry