U.S. and Pfizer Are Negotiating Deal for More Vaccine Doses Next Year

The Trump administration is discussing helping the drug maker get the raw materials it would need to produce tens of millions of extra doses of its Covid-19 vaccine in the spring.

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$600 Checks Included In Nearly-Done $900B COVID-19 Aid Bill

Congressional negotiators on the long-delayed $900 billion COVID-19 economic relief package worked through a handful of remaining holdups Thursday as they labored to seal a final agreement for more help to businesses and the unemployed and new stimulus payments to most Americans.

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House Surprise Billing Deal Gets Bipartisan Support In Senate

House and Senate committees have agreed to a surprise medical billing deal that could favor doctors over health insurers. The deal could let doctors take any billing disputes to arbitrators, rather than requiring doctors to accept a standard rate chart.

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With Becerra as HHS Pick, California Plots More Progressive Health Care Agenda

Xavier Becerra is fueling California’s most progressive health care plans including a government-run single-payer system at the state level.

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Moody’s: Outlook Stable For Health Insurers In 2021 Despite COVID-19, Policy Pressures

The credit outlook for health insurers is stable for next year, though several trends to watch in 2021 could have a notable financial impact, according to a new report from Moody's Investors Service.

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DMHC Reminds Californians Approved COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Provided At No Cost

The California Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) issued guidance reminding health plans that all qualified, approved COVID-19 vaccines must be provided with no cost-sharing for health plan enrollees

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