Major hospital systems are betting big money that the future of hospital care looks a lot like the inside of patients' homes.

Insurers are still required to waive cost-sharing for testing, but treatment is different.

How many tests will be covered by an insurer, and how often? What if someone without symptoms wants a test for their own peace of mind?

Insurers say that while that falloff in claims for non-COVID care is offsetting for now many insurers' costs associated with the pandemic, the future is far more fraught.

Here are a few things you should know about the possible Medicare changes.

Drug shortages of all kinds—from antibiotics to heart drugs to saline solution—are increasing and having a high impact on public health.

Supporters and critics say likely elements of an Obamacare replacement plan are already in plain sight.

Fed up with high hospital prices even after insurers’ negotiated discount, more employers are cutting out insurance middlemen in favor of direct contracting.