Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) on Thursday unveiled a proposal intended to overhaul the state's individual health insurance market under certain Affordable Care Act waivers.

CMS on Thursday finalized two separate rules that will increase Medicare payments for home health agencies and end-stage renal disease care.

Indiana officials on Thursday announced that the state will temporarily halt part of its Medicaid work requirements until a lawsuit challenging the requirements is resolved.

Seven U.S. citizens and a nonprofit organization this week filed a lawsuit that seeks to block the Trump administration's recent decision to deny immigrants visas if they cannot prove they can afford to cover their medical expenses or that they will be enrolled in health coverage.

U.S. drug shortages are increasing and causing hospitals to ration lifesaving treatments, according to an FDA report released Tuesday, and the agency has three main recommendations to address the issue.

The Senate on Wednesday voted 43-52 to reject a resolution that would have rolled back the Trump administration's expansion of certain Affordable Care Act waivers.

CMS on Tuesday announced that over 1,500 hospitals will receive bonuses in fiscal year 2020 under Medicare's Value-based Purchasing program.

CMS last week opened window shopping for the Affordable Care Act's upcoming open enrollment period and detailed several changes the agency has made to HealthCare.gov.

FDA on Friday warned that hospitals could face medical device shortages after a number of sterilization facilities that use a gas called ethylene oxide have closed.

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered the federal government to reimburse nearly 100 health insurers about $1.6 billion in unpaid cost-sharing reduction payments called for under the Affordable Care Act.