A new survey tracks industry efforts to streamline administrative tasks--and cut costs from the health care system.

Post-COVID planning, holistic programming, and a greater reliance on tech top the list.

Consumers who believe their provider handled COVID-19 poorly are three times more likely to either delay seeking services or never return to that provider.

The report is a "three-alarm fire," proclaims one leading physician.

Rutgers researchers examine the policies in three other high-income countries for clues.

The average cost of a hospital admission among large employer plans has increased by roughly $10,000 from 2008 to 2018.

As many as 16% of out-of-network test claims charged more than $390, which is three times the average cost.