Topic: healthcare policy

New state policies could help mitigate the costs of surprise out-of-network billing, according to the Brookings Institution.

Despite a split Congress, healthcare industry executives are still expecting a whirlwind couple of years for health policy, according to a new survey.

Lawmakers in several states are considering limits to ballot measures following several voter-mandated Medicaid expansions, plus more insurance news.

The implementation of the ACA has significantly narrowed the disparities in coverage experienced by people of color.

A federal appeals judge is allowing Democrats to join the legal defense of the ACA. 

Utah's plan for a slimmed-down Medicaid expansion includes unprecedented annual limits on federal and state spending.

The Medicare at 50 Act, introduced earlier this week, is already getting pushback from healthcare organizations.

Democrats in are now putting a spotlight on so-called junk insurance plans touted by the Trump administration.

The Trump administration is making transparency a “priority” as it embraces policies like step therapy, according to a top CMS official.

HHS won’t be able to bring down prices in Part D without “pitting drugs against each other,” Secretary Alex Azar said Tuesday at an AMA event.