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KHN staff writers Julie Appleby and Mary Agnes Carey report that federal officials have effectively shut down part of the health care law aimed to help consumers pay for long-term care.
Some consumer and patient advocates worry that the administration is bending too much toward insurers and employers when it issues new health regulations.
The Republican former senator talks with KHN's Mary Agnes Carey about the politics of deficit-cutting commissions and what it will take to tackle the ballooning federal deficit.
A guide to how the congressional "super" committee's deliberations could influence Medicare and Medicaid.
Seven experts explore what it would take to muster the political will to revamp the popular health care program.
Industry mergers, doctor-hospital cooperation, new payment models are among the changes identified by six health care experts.
W.Va. senator is working to raise defenses against efforts in the deficit reduction talks to reduce funding for the health care program that covers the poor and disabled.
Congressional advisory group recommends that doctors who order a lot of MRIs, CT scans and other such procedures be forced to get prior approval.
Embattled CMS administrator says partnering with providers will improve care and reduce costs.
Forget about Medicaid block grants. The GOP says states should be allowed to make it harder to qualify for the health program for the poor. Will Democrats go along?
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