The One Big Beautiful Bill Act provides more opportunities for enrollees to fall through the cracks by adding red tape, health experts say.

Oregon Health Plan covers 1.4 million residents, including low-income families, children, seniors in long-term care and people with disabilities.

To us, the verdict presents an opportunity to reexamine a clinical dogma that has captured our field. Seizing this moment, however, will require academia to confront its own entrenched ...

Genetic testing revealed that she was positive for BRCA1, a genetic mutation that increases one’s risk of breast and ovarian ...

UH Parma’s Childcare Center has been the first school for thousands of children and grandchildren of hospital caregivers and ...

Women health care providers assigned to transcendental meditation vs. usual treatment had better burnout and anxiety scores at 3 months, according to data presented at the American Thoracic Society ...

Many antimicrobial resistant pathogens are more prevalent in patients with cancer than in those without, even in the ...

ChristianaCare and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia are partnering to expand pediatric care in four states in the region. Here's what we know.

A public hearing scheduled for today on New York’s $9 billion Medicaid-funded home care program has been postponed until ...

The impact of the massive spending bill that President Trump signed into law is expected to filter down to infants and ...

With its language and numbers final, the law itself may offer the clearest picture. However, some find themselves at odds ...

Busting stigma is no small task, especially when it involves convincing the public that a psychedelic drug might one day be safe and effective to treat vulnerable new moms. When it comes to future ...