The Senate advanced President Donald Trump’s tax-cut bill Tuesday with provisions that are estimated to slash healthcare spending by well over $1 trillion, with most of it coming from Medicaid.

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The Supreme Court upheld longstanding coverage requirements, but lawyers are watching for a potential new era of government involvement in healthcare.

Hospitals have bolstered their legal push to boost Medicare DSH payments despite a recent loss at the Supreme Court.

Health systems are ending strategic partnerships and refocusing on core operations as they brace for a potentially tumultuous financial future.

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Nationwide, hospitals and health systems continue to face serious staffing shortages, severely impacting patient care and the bottom line. In the latest installment of Healthcare Insider, Dr ...

Nine percent fewer hospitals are being charged with readmissions penalties in 2023, according to preliminary data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will audit every Medicare Advantage plan, every year to root out improper spending.