After Years of Financial Woes, Los Angeles Hospital Running Out of Prayers

Many years ago, Gilbert San Juan watched as a wrecking ball demolished the old St. Vincent Medical Center.

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Appeals Court Skeptical of Trump Rule On TV Drug Ads

Drugmakers and the administration headed to court Monday in a fight over a Trump rule that would require companies to disclose the list prices of their drugs in television advertising.

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Could California Proposal Affect Medicaid in All States?

California’s plan to establish a single market for drug pricing within the state could set Medicaid policy for the entire country, some experts say, because the federal-state program requires all states to pay the lowest price available in any U.S. market.

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77K Sign Up for Health Insurance Through Nevada’s Online Exchange

Nevada’s state-run health insurance marketplace reported that more than 77,000 people signed up for coverage next year through the website.

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ObamaCare Market Stable and Profitable Despite Loss of Individual Mandate

The ObamaCare market is “stable” and profitable for insurers despite the repeal of the law’s mandate to have coverage, a new analysis finds.

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5 Health Care Fights to Watch in 2020

Advocates hope lawmakers can beat the odds and move major health care legislation in the new year.

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