Trump Administration Proposes First Rule On Health-Care Cost Transparency

The Trump administration proposed a rule Monday that would require hospitals to post online the health-care prices they have negotiated with insurers, about a month after President Trump signed an executive order aiming to give Americans more information about the cost of health services.

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Drug Cost Bill Advances But GOP Resistance Spells Trouble

A prescription drug compromise that would lower costs for Medicare recipients and save billions for Medicare and Medicaid cleared a key hurdle in the Senate on Thursday, but Republican resistance signaled trouble as the legislation faces floor consideration.

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Health Systems Allocate Just 5-10% of Total Spending on Primary Care, Despite Benefits

Health systems in the United States continue to underinvest in primary care, despite evidence that increased primary care spend can lead to lower emergency room and hospitalization costs, according to a new study.

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Federal Judge Backs Trump Administration on Short-Term Health

A federal judge has issued a ruling that could help issuers, distributors and purchasers of short-term health insurance.

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GOP, Dems Offer Compromise to Reduce Drug Costs for Seniors

Two veteran senators — a Republican and a Democrat — unveiled compromise legislation Tuesday to reduce prescription drug costs for millions of Medicare recipients, while saving money for federal and state health care programs serving seniors and low-income people.

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Trump Gives Boost to State Drug Import Plans

The Trump administration has softened its stance on drug importation, giving a boost to states that want to curb rising drug prices by importing medications from Canada.

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