Keith A. Reynolds

The executive order also calls on agencies to take a second look at pre-existing condition rules.

The nationwide poll found that a minority of Americans think the country is heading in the right direction.

A survey found more Americans looking to get vaccinated as soon as possible versus in December.

The researchers found that nearly a quarter of low-value spending among Medicare beneficiaries is tied to their primary care physician.

Biden is expected to sign an executive order reopening federal insurance markets as soon as Thursday.

The drug maker says their vaccine is still effective against emerging COVID-19 variants, but it still wants to test.

A study of nearly all U.S. counties found that residents in areas with greater income inequality face higher COVID-19 infection and mortality rates.

The survey showed that a vast majority of independent practices actively seeking COVID-19 vaccines haven’t received any doses.

High hospitalization rates and consumer reluctance to seek non-urgent care are to blame.

Tomorrow's free COVID-19 Coalition webinar focuses on the emerging coronavirus variants.

Here are some of the executive orders President Joe R. Biden signed during his first 48 hours in office.

NAACOS blames the drop on a number of policies implemented by the last administration.

The AAFP president says family physicians are uniquely positioned to educate patients, prioritize access, and coordinate administration of COVID-19 coronavirus vaccines.

A quick look at who is currently running the major health care agencies in the new administration.

Let us know how the vaccine rollout is going.

The nearly $20 million in CARES Act funds will be used to expand information sharing between health information exchanges and immunization information systems.

In his inaugural address, President Joe R. Biden says the country should come together to defeat the pandemic.

A look at what the president-elect has planned for health care.

Rachel Levine, MD, currently serves as Pennsylvania’s secretary of health.

The organization says that cutting primary care practices out of the vaccination process would jeopardize the success of the enterprise.

The organization says it is supportive and encouraged by the incoming administrations plans to address the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

The next free COVID-19 Coalition webinar will focus on the emerging coronavirus variants.

The president of America’s Health Insurance Plans says the new private rule is a series of empty promises.

David Kessler, MD, will take the reins of President-elect Joe R. Biden’s COVID-19 response team.

The final rule aims to streamline the electronic exchange of healthcare data and streamline processes to reduce administrative burden.

The commission has called for information from six health insurance companies to study the effects of physician group and healthcare facility mergers.

In a statement, ACP President Jacqueline W. Fincher, MD, MACP, says vaccine prioritization should be based on medical need.

The rule is aimed at getting Medicare patients faster access to the latest medical technologies and devices.

The recommendations address the role of physicians as vaccinators.

The organization says more needs to be done to fight aspects of health and healthcare which negatively impacts racial, ethnic, religious, and cultural communities.