Keith A. Reynolds

Spending on COVID-19 vaccines through 2025 is expected to hit $157 billion.

A majority of employers say government should have a greater role in providing health care coverage and covering costs.

Kimberly Manning, MD, FACP, shared how her own life lens and what she learned from a diverse work environment helped to enhance the care she provides.

The organization is making proposals to improve the existing health information privacy framework and expand similar privacy guardrails to other entities not covered by these laws and regulations.

The NIAID head said the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need to address social determinants of health.

The move will allow Accolade to provide virtual primary care and mental health consultations.

The agency says masks aren’t necessary outdoors unless in a large crowd if fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

The bill would have Medicare paying pharmacists for providing basic care.

Data from the Coronavirus Resource Center at Johns Hopkins University and the Centers for Disease Control.

Uncertainty remains in the healthcare sector as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the industry.

A federal advisory committee says the COVID-19 vaccine is safe, but many Americans says they won’t take it.

The NIH’s investments in vaccine technology before the pandemic paid dividends in the development of COVID-19 vaccines.

Leaders of healthcare ACOs spoke about how their institutions are bringing equity to care they provide.

In the opening plenary of the NAACOS 2021 Spring Conference, Liz Fowler, MD, PhD, talked about the CMMI’s priorities now that she’s in the lead.

Small employment increases in March and February couldn’t replenish the more than 80,000 jobs lost in January.

The CEO of the drug company says that a booster followed by annual vaccinations will likely be needed to defeat the pandemic.

President Biden signed legislation extending the moratorium on a 2 percent Medicare cut.

ACIP delayed a vote on lifting a federal pause on the single-dose COVID-19 vaccine.

The physician group organization wants CMS to reverse course and reopen applications for the Global and Professional Direct Contracting Model for 2022.

The technology juggernaut is acquiring the company as part of its push into artificial intelligence and cloud services for the healthcare industry.

U.S. regulators is taking a pause on administering the vaccine while experts study a small number of blood clots.

Elizabeth Fowler, JD, PhD, will be opening the conference April 20.

A letter to the acting administrator of CMS says there’s concern they can delay patient access to care.

The interoperability rule is currently limited in what information cannot be blocked.

The risk of contracting COVID-19 from surfaces is far less than believed early in the pandemic.

While the number of healthcare mergers fell, the average transaction size skyrocketed.

Clinical research has been limited during the pandemic due to COVID-19 precautions.

Insurers continued to impose bureaucratic barriers as new COVID-19 cases peaked in late 2020.

New poll from Kaiser Family Foundation and The Washington Post details the effects of the pandemic on healthcare workers.

The new venture will seek to connect physicians to their patients simply and securely.