Topic: Health Policy

The federal government has added four more “hardship exemptions" for people to avoid paying a health insurance penalty.

CMS is requesting input on a potential change to CoPs to that would tie data sharing to participation in the Medicare and Medicaid programs.

Healthcare leaders value platforms over products, according to a new survey from Venrock outlining a distinct attitude shift compared to past years.

Forty-nine physician groups, which represent doctors across the country, have asked the government to reduce the reporting period for MIPS this year.

The insurer and hospital worlds are nearly unanimous in their opposition to the Trump administration's proposal to expand short-term health plans.

These days, when the federal government turns in one direction, California veers in the other—and in the case of health care, it’s a sharp swerve.

A House committee is taking a deeper dive into the cybersecurity risks associated with legacy technology throughout the healthcare industry.

The Trump administration proposed yet another delay to the Common Rule, a research regulation that includes several key health IT provisions.

Bipartisan lawmakers are calling out the White House for not issuing mandatory guidance regarding mental health parity in insurance plans.

Two major powerhouses in the insurer and telecom world are partnering to try and improve efficiency and experience between providers and patients.