The justices want to know how much authority HHS secretary Kennedy has to pick U.S. Preventive Services Task Force members.

More than 150 million Americans might lose no-cost access to preventive care services under a case being heard by the US Supreme Court.

The state’s health insurance exchange transmitted pregnancy and domestic abuse data during a marketing campaign. It is ...

Access to affordable child care is something that concerns all Vermonters, even those who do not have children.

Many in the lower Hudson Valley rely on Medicaid. Rep. Mike Lawler has vowed to protect those benefits — and he must protect ...

The Supreme Court on Monday appeared to side with the federal government in a dispute over the constitutionality of the structure of a task force within the Department of Health […] ...

Dafud Iza, 54, of Pembroke Pines, Fla., pled guilty to one count of major fraud against the United States and faces a maximum ...

Monica Soni, Covered California’s chief medical officer, worries federal spending cuts could soon bring turbulence to the ...

By Sunita Sohrabji The Supreme Court heard oral arguments April 21 in a case that could upend free preventive screenings and services for people insured via the Affordable Care ...

It sounded like the justices will rule in favor of a key Affordable Care Act provision, while also giving more power to the conspiracy theorist Health Secretary.

As the Affordable Care Act passed its 15th anniversary this year, Supreme Court Justices continue to deliberate the fate of ...

Centene beat the Street on both profit and revenue in the first quarter of 2025, reporting $1.3 billion in earnings Friday ...