Topic: healthcare policy

A new study underscores the potential for effective collaboration between hospitals and services for the homeless.

Physician support for the ACA grew over a five-year period, with 53% of doctors now agreeing it could turn healthcare “in the right direction.”

In a major step toward advancing its strategy for nationwide data sharing, ONC awarded The Sequoia Project a cooperative agreement.

Win or lose, Dr. Brian Day's case illuminates for Americans the pitfalls of government-run healthcare.

Federal officials rejected another attempt at a “partial” Medicaid expansion, this time in Idaho. 

Nearly two-thirds of health plans (63%) say they are using federal interoperability regulations as the first step toward broader strategies.

Planned Parenthood withdrew from the Title X program rather than comply with a new rule prohibiting providers from referring women for abortions.

The Trump administration has announced it would reject Utah's plan to cap expanded Medicaid enrollment while still earning full federal funds.

While it continues to oppose “Medicare for All,” the American Medical Association has dropped out of a coalition organized to fight the proposal.

The uninsured rate went up in 2017, and the trend particularly affected people in states that did not expand Medicaid, a new study shows.