Healthcare Reform

How politics, value-based reimbursement and patient collaboration will impact providers in 2018.

Here are some of the top trends to keep an eye out for in the healthcare industry during 2018.

Between the ACA, physician burnout, and MACRA, it was another eventful year in healthcare. Here are our favorite quotes from the past year.

The American College of Physicians (ACP) and other provider groups are not happy the recently-passed tax bill has repealed the individual mandate.

The year was full of plenty of headline news events surrounding the Affordable Care Act, HHS, opioids, and more.

A recent study looked at America's high cost of healthcare and why it stands above other industrialized countries.

New Jersey is the only state in the country that fails to protect its residents against predatory out-of-network billing.

We asked members of our advisory board to share their wishes for this holiday season. Here's what they had to say.

Due to the "pick your pace" flexibility for year one of the Medicare Quality Payment Program, one expert says it's hard to evaluate how physicians did.

Readers weigh-in on how they would change healthcare including removing the government and insurances companies from the picture.

How did the first year of the program go for practices and what does the final rule mean for them in 2018?

Pharma exec Alex Azar could be next in line to take over as Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services.

Keeping overpayments can end up costing a healthcare organization dearly. Here's what you need to know.

Here are the major shifts from the Medicare Quality Payment Program’s proposed rule to the recently released final rule.

Also: President Donald Trump declared a national public health emergency for the opioid epidemic this week.

There are a lot of public health issues that need addressing - can the new Surgeon General tackle them in an effective manner?

There are long-term consequences of medical errors on patients, including emotional distress, financial well-being, and fractured family relationships.

The MGMA’s Anders Gilberg discusses the impact of Tom Price resigning his post at HHS.

HHS secretary Tom Price resigned September 29 amid reports of using taxpayer dollars for chartered flights. Here are some of the best Twitter reactions.

You're granted one opportunity to change healthcare. What do you do?

President Trump said he was mad at HHS Secretary Tom Price for misusing public money to fly on a private charter plane.

The latest attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare are no better than the health law itself.

As part of our annual Great American Physician Survey, we asked physicians about the healthcare issues worrying them the most.

HHS Secretary Tom Price has flown private charter planes and the expenses are adding up fast, with reports of travel costs now in excess of $300,000.

More than 40 percent of physicians give the Trump administration an “F” in healthcare thus far. What has led to these tough grades?