The Obama administration is tired of seeing billions of dollars wasted on improper Medicare payments.

At least one health insurer is practicing what it preaches.

A survey from the Center for Disease Control found that the number of people who avoided needed medical care because of its cost decreased from 6.9 percent in 2010 to 4.4. percent in 2015.

Just like insurance companies and public health programs, prisons worry that health services might be over-used if the people they serve don't have skin in the game.

Critics say that doctors "cherry-pick" the most profitable patients while leaving poorer patients with more complicated needs to other hospitals. A study published in the British Medical Journal, however, suggests that the critics are wrong.

Americans might find it hard to get to the gym, but they find it even harder to give up unhealthy food.

Colorado has more than halved its uninsured rate since the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Pharmaceutical companies don't have nearly the access to doctors that they once enjoyed.