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In healthcare, building trust in AI is successful when roles are clear and limits are honest. Here's what that looks like in medical transportation.

The next decade of healthcare transformation will be defined by health systems that bring together clinicians, CIOs and IT leaders as true partners in shaping technology, writes Phoenix Children's associate CMIO.

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As medical costs continue to rise, employers are weighing a return to policies that shift additional expense to workers, according to a new survey.

Here's our roundup of some of the top events in healthcare scheduled in 2026 and 2027.

Chip giant Nvidia is working with startup Abridge to train a healthcare-specific artificial intelligence foundation model tailored to clinical conversations.

The Federal Trade Commission may be winding down its ongoing insulin case against the three largest pharmacy benefit managers, as court docs suggest the agency has reached an agreement with Optum Rx.

The Trump administration is floating a proposal to establish a permanent framework for the Medicare drug price negotiations, as enabled by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

The FDA has approved a drug that was previously caught in a dispute between career staff and the political appointee head of the CDER.

The director-general of the World Health Organization is profoundly worried about the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, he told STAT in an interview.

"There are some physicians that work to 100”: Dawn Zuidgeest-Craft on becoming a medical doctor in her 70s.

CMS Proposed Rule Locks in Lower Prices and Fosters Innovation for the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program

CMS Ensures Accrediting Organizations Uphold Trust in Standards and Oversight Final Rule Reduces Burden and Strengthens Patient Safety

Strengthening CMS Oversight of Accrediting Organizations Accrediting Organizations (AOs) play an important role in determining whether healthcare providers and suppliers participating in Medicare or Medicaid programs meet health and safety requirements. Each year, CMS-approved AOs survey more than 9

CMS published a final rule June 12 to increase oversight of the nine accrediting organizations that survey more than 9,000 healthcare organizations annually for compliance with federal health and safety requirements. CMS highlighted several areas of concern and potential conflicts of interest the fi

So far in 2026, Becker’s has reported on eight health systems that announced, advanced or finalized hospital projects worth $1 billion or more. Five of the projects involve new hospitals or patient towers located in the South, including Texas, Georgia, Florida and the Carolinas. This page was create

Trump administration revisits policy to plug Medicare drug price negotiation loophole.

UnitedHealth Group subsidiaries and the Federal Trade Commission have reached a tentative agreement as of June 12 that would resolve allegations the companies had “created a broken rebate system that inflated insulin drug prices,” the FTC said in 2024. Pharmacy benefit manager Optum Rx and its group

For most patients, the steady advance of healthcare interoperability has been an unambiguous good. A medical record that arrives before the patient means faster, better-informed care in the emergency department or specialist’s office. For a smaller group of patients, that same capability is a reason

Irving, Texas-based Christus Health is consolidating inpatient services from Christus St. Michael Hospital–Pine Street in Texarkana, Texas, to its main Christus St. Michael Hospital campus, also in Texarkana, with all transitions expected to be complete by July 1, according to a health system statem