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Tennessee's proposal for a block grant brings a host of questions.

Adding dental health benefits to Medicare is a pretty popular idea among likely voters, a new poll finds.

States that spend more on primary care have better outcomes, including fewer hospitalizations and emergency department visits, says a new study.

Calling surprise billing a clear example of a "market failure," a collection of experts testifying on Capitol Hill on Tuesday told lawmakers to focus on solutions that would address the role of health providers and insurers—not further burden patients.

Oral arguments in lawsuits against such requirements in Kentucky and in Arkansas will begin on Thursday.

Stakeholders in Florida have begun a quiet push to get Medicaid expansion on the ballot, plus more insurance news.

A coalition is seeking legislative remedies against surprise medical bills such as requiring that patients be informed when care is out of network.

To some insurance brokers and consumers, short-term insurance plans are an enticing, low-cost alternative for healthy people.

As the healthcare system moves toward a more value-based model of care, policymakers will need to take steps to ensure these models' equity.

AHIP says HHS should prohibit premium payments by providers by building a ban on Medicare requirements.