Latest Drug Coverage news from across the web.
One in five adults with private insurance coverage said that they or a family member had a medical service denied in the past year, even though it was recommended by their physician.
Read full article →New Mexico-based health system Presbyterian Healthcare Services will discontinue most of its Medicare Advantage plans, a spokesperson confirmed to Fierce Healthcare.
Read full article →A plan to raise the floor for foreign workers' wages, intended to bolster hiring of American workers, threatens to raise costs and reduce labor supply for healthcare employers, particularly in rural and underserved areas, industry sources say.
Read full article →The report is focused on five key areas, including improving individual and community health, reducing administrative waste and transforming care delivery.
Read full article →The five-hospital nonprofit will receive an $800 million investment from the academic health system under the terms of their deal, which now has a definitive agreement in hand.
Read full article →HHS’ Office of Inspector General has a broad mandate to root out fraud, waste and abuse. Senior Writer Anastassia Gliadkovskaya talks with Assistant Regional Inspector General Scott Perry about the agency’s work, recent audit findings and what providers should know about compliance.
Read full article →New and expanded AI-native capabilities include automated insurance selection, AI copay, voice AI, express coding and more.
Read full article →Mayo Clinic plans to develop and deploy a frontier AI model specifically designed for healthcare in collaboration with Microsoft.
Read full article →A new federal report suggests that Medicare Advantage plans may have earned millions in overpayments tied to unsupported stroke diagnoses.
Read full article →Forty-six percent of respondents in the 2025 Consumer Adoption of Digital Health Survey reported owning a wearable specifically, and 57% of respondents reported owning at least one wearable or other connected device.
Read full article →Employed at a National Institutes of Health lab in Montana, the two allegedly brought deactivated virus from the Republic of the Congo without a permit.
Read full article →On Monday, the Trump administration finalized a key rule that establishes national guidelines for the rollout of work requirements in Medicaid. Industry groups warn that the regulation could prove burdensome to enrollees and state programs.
Read full article →