Holland is joining Humana effective Aug. 17 as the head of its Medicaid business — a key growth area for the Kentucky-based insurer. Humana enrolls the majority of its almost 18 million members in ...
Unionized CVS pharmacists in three states greenlit a strike sanction last week as they seek better staffing levels and a seat ...
Ambulatory care led gains with 18,000 new positions, but overall growth fell short of the 36,000 monthly average seen over the past year. Overall, total nonfarm payroll employment dipped by 23,000 ...
Healthcare Dive, MedTech Dive and BioPharma Dive collaborated on this five-part series examining changes at the HHS one year after sweeping layoffs. The series explores impacts across the department ...
Drugmakers have to continue paying hospitals upfront discounts for drugs in the 340B program — at least in the near term — after a federal court ruled late last week against major manufacturers that ...
The Trump administration is remaking the healthcare policy landscape with major implications for providers, payers and health IT firms. Those changes include drastic overhauls to the Department of ...
The healthcare sector consistently ranks as one of hackers’ top targets because of the sector’s financial constraints, supply ...
Risks from artificial intelligence-backed products are the most significant technology hazards in the healthcare sector, according to a report published Thursday by research nonprofit ECRI. Though AI ...
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was gunned down in December in a shocking crime that appears to have been motivated by anger about health insurers profiting from curbing medical care. As the ...
Evoke provides treatment for drug and alcohol use disorders, including medically supervised detox, acute detox and outpatient treatment. Through its management services company, Evoke Health Care ...
Molina will not be offered a Medicaid contract from Indiana that the payer expected to receive, after it was tied up in regulatory red tape, Molina disclosed on Monday in a filing with the Securities ...
The cost of health benefits per employee could climb an average of 6.5% next year — the highest increase since 2010, according to preliminary results from Mercer’s 2025 National Survey of ...