Michael McAuliff

Republican and Democratic physician-lawmakers introduced legislation to create a new Medicare reimbursement system for doctors.

The House may revive efforts to end WISeR, which has endured bipartisan criticism.

Measures on transparency, prior authorizations and pharmacy benefit managers have strong chances of becoming law after attracting broad support.

"It feels like sometimes you’re just kind of like going against something and you can’t really ever win,” said Dr. Kimiya Nourian of Iowa City, Iowa.

The hospital sector’s political might is being tested as lawmakers and agencies tout policies the industry has successfully resisted for years.

Democrats have filed four lawsuits to stop President Donald Trump from remaking the health insurance exchanges. Here's where they stand.

Delaware's two-year moratorium on for-profit purchases of hospitals is a step toward figuring out how to handle private equity in healthcare, officials say.

Some lawmakers who backed the Rural Health Transformation Program are voicing concerns about whether it will adequately support hospitals.

A bipartisan bill seeks to close a gap left behind by a 30-year-old medical privacy law.

When Medicaid managed care contractors ask for raises from states, they usually get them.