Muted respiratory season and policy-driven payer shifts dent early volumes—but executives signal confidence in rebound and reimbursement tailwinds.

The federal agency's co-deputy director warns that rising cyberattacks are disrupting care delivery and straining operations.

Spending on new medical research by the National Institutes of Health has fallen roughly $1 billion behind the pace of years past, delaying thousands of scientific projects and raising concerns within ...

Mehmet Oz, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services administrator, is ordering all states to step up their efforts to crack down on Medicaid fraud.

Facing Medicaid cuts, reimbursement shifts, and rising costs, Jon Alford is balancing aggressive cost control with targeted ...

Large language models are at least as good as doctors at clinical diagnosis and management, according to research findings that could have profound implications for the practice of medicine.

A new survey finds adoption among organizations is surging, but scaling it effectively remains a work in progress.

As nurses from UPMC Magee Womens Hospital continue to negotiate their first union contract, two of them took a trip to our nation's capital to expand the fight for their patients.

WellSpace Health hired longtime Western Health Advantage executive Stephanie Madsen as CFO as the nonprofit prepares for expansion, new facilities and regional growth.

Some of the labor and delivery nurses at Baptist Health Fort Smith said they are preparing to take jobs at other hospitals in ...

Nearly all of America’s 25 highest-paying cities for nurses are in the Golden State, a recently released study found.

Years of planning come to fruition as Hospital at Home teams test run a new era of patient care devoted to better outcomes and fewer readmissions. Physicians are in short supply. They are costly. Is ...