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CMS rolled out a new initiative to enable states to convert Medicaid funding for certain populations into a block grant.

As Congress considers various solutions to the surprise billing problem, New York’s fix is getting a close examination.

As members of Congress wrangle over the best way to stop surprise medical bills, one senator predicts Washington will pass a new law soon.

Tennessee released its proposal to CMS to become the first state to convert federal Medicaid funding into a block grant.

The House and the Senate have unveiled dueling legislation aimed at surprise billing, and the two are split on one key element: arbitration. 

A new bill would prohibit discrimination based on a variety of “health status-related factors.” But the devil is in the details, policy experts warn.

NIH is actively working to ensure it's vetting projects funded by private donations more thoroughly in the wake of several controversial studies.

There are currently 14 physicians serving in the U.S. Congress. Here’s a roll call.

Health policy experts blamed hospital consolidation and a lack of price transparency as some of the key drivers of ballooning healthcare costs.

Avalere Health and the CMA tell FierceHealthcare why the GOP's renewed effort to repeal the ACA should be taken seriously.