Allison Bell

Andrew Witty hopes a new executive order will lead to a review of all players in the sector.

The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to hear oral arguments Monday on a case that could decide what preventive services the Affordable Care Act requires employers' health plans to cover.

A suspect is in custody, and police have obtained an emergency order keeping him from possessing firearms.

The new executive order requires the department to come up with a proposal within 180 days.

State lawmakers are considering that proposal along with bills that could restrict use of prior authorization for physical therapy visits and inpatient mental health care.

A 10% increases in premiums is deadly for restaurant health benefits, a JPMorganChase team reports.

Providers say the company is withholding care reimbursement money to offset the loan balances.

The move could let officials kill rules for employers' behavioral health networks and benefits without waiting for the public to comment on the changes.