The Department of Justice has sued both OhioHealth and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital this year, alleging that they use contracting tactics that limit competition and keep healthcare prices high. The ...

Antibody drug conjugates bring a targeted approach to the treatment of many types of cancer, but there’s still room for improving this class of therapies. This week, two startups revealed how they aim ...

To some, President Donald Trump’s budget proposal might be adding an insult to an injury. Last year, the federal government made significant cuts to healthcare coverage in Medicaid via the One Big ...

In today’s fast-moving, hyper-connected world, legal and compliance teams shield organizations from a constant stream of internal and external threats to sensitive data. Effectively countering these ...

Noom, a digital health company for chronic disease prevention, will begin offering oral medications for weight loss through its Noom Med program, it announced Thursday. New York City-based Noom helps ...

Luminai CEO Kesava Kirupa Dinakaran said the startup’s platform is built using 3 layers. The first is data transformation. The AI engine first converts messy healthcare documents like faxes and PDFs ...

Jefferson Health in Philadelphia is suing Aetna over a new Medicare Advantage payment policy that hospitals say unfairly ...

Generic medicines face no tariffs, though the Trump administration reserves the right to revisit that in the future. Some ...

Chapter, a Medicare navigation platform, announced on Thursday that it raised $100 million in Series E funding. The New York-based company’s AI platform compares health plans from every insurance ...

Amazon’s health benefits program continues to expand. Amazon customers eligible for Teladoc Health’s services in diabetes, hypertension, pre-diabetes and weight management can now enroll directly ...

Verily, a precision health company owned by tech giant Alphabet, launched a new consumer app on Friday. The app, called Verily Me, is available to anyone with a mobile device — no insurance, employer ...

Healthcare providers across the U.S. are investing billions in local outpatient centers and microhospitals. Sutter Health, AdventHealth, and Ardent Health alone plan to spend more than $1 billion ...