Friday was the deadline for states to apply to run part of their own health insurance exchange or cede all control and oversight on the online marketplaces to the federal government by default. States ...

Hurdles seem to be mounting against a new state health insurance exchange program that was passed by the Legislature in the spring but has yet to come online. The program was passed with the intent to ...

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It’s a fairly safe bet that the people telling pollsters they’re satisfied with their health insurance or who are warning politicians to keep their hands off the current health-care system have never ...

In August, federal officials released the final Stage 2 rule for Meaningful Use. The second stage calls for hospitals, physicians, and other 'eligible providers' to increase interoperability of health ...

You may know the name CVS because of their pharmacy business, but the health giant has a lot more under its umbrella, including clinics and the health insurer Aetna. Aetna is one of the largest health ...

Alexandra Dixon threads her way among the people waiting to see a doctor at the Community Clinic, Inc. in Silver Spring, Maryland. She introduces herself with a bright smile and an outstretched hand: ...

As the government shutdown reaches one month with no deal in sight to extend pandemic-era health insurance subsidies, state exchanges are rolling out health plans without the tax credits included.

Joel Ario, the man tasked with overseeing the implementation of state health insurance exchanges at the Department of Health and Human Services, is leaving his position, according to a Reuters report.

Leemore Dafny is a Professor of Management and Strategy and the Herman Smith Research Professor in Hospital and Health Services. Her research examines competitive interactions among payers and ...