Topic: Health Policy

The FDA is making progress with its Pre-Cert program, but one attorney says "there is conflict."

Here's what we know about what Gawande's selection will mean.

CMS' readmissions reduction program isn't responsible for an uptick in observation stays, according to MedPAC. 

Community health centers have seen a significant boost in patient visits over the past several years, plus more physician practice news.

The Department of Labor finalized a rule on Tuesday to expand association health plans, a move criticized by industry groups.

Only months before the critical 2018 midterm elections, conservatives are pushing for yet another attempt at repealing the Affordable Care Act.

New data released by the Department of Veterans Affairs on Monday shows suicide rates for veterans have increased over the last decade.

HHS and 16 other federal agencies finalized an effective date for the Common Rule, and one policy group is hopeful this one will stick.

The stockpile would shift to the control of the Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response.

The "broken" drug pricing system in the U.S. is forcing some patients to make decisions that can negatively impact their health, experts warn.