With for-profit companies offering higher salaries, nonprofit and public sector employers must think beyond compensation to win the battle for talent.

Medicaid regulations require that drug companies charge the state-federal health program for the poor the lowest or “best” price that they negotiate with any other buyer. In theory, the best ...

Many rural emergency departments are being run without 24/7 on-site physicians, sparking debate over care quality and access.

Aetna will end nearly 90 Medicare Advantage plans across 34 states in 2026, the company notified third-party sellers this week.

Texas Children’s has seen a more than $500 million financial turnaround in the last year.

The Food and Drug Administration labeled Draeger’s July recall of its SafeStar and TwinStar mechanical breathing system filters as the most serious type.

The Justice Department on Thursday announced a proposed settlement with UnitedHealth Group and Amedisys that would give the go-ahead to their $3.3 billion planned merger.

Some of the affected employees will be offered different roles within Adventist Health or with its vendor partners, according to the system.

Startups in autism care, longevity and senior living tech received funding rounds this week from venture capital investors.

The investment includes AI-powered ultrasound production in Pennsylvania and a new medtech training center in Minnesota.

Providence laid off about 1,800 employees in its second quarter as the struggling system pushes for a financial turnaround.

The Health and Human Services Department and the courts could still curb no-cost coverage of some preventive healthcare services.