Medicare

Differences by race, type of insurance, practice characteristics were significant

A brief assessment in primary care can help identify patients most at risk

Screening, administration, and eligibility concerns remain

Despite good intentions, it hasn't solved Medicare's physician payment issues, experts say

Bruce Scott, MD, sits down for an exclusive interview

The goal is to make providers more sensitive to drug costs, says MedPAC's director

Delegates to hold leaders accountable for progress

At the House of Delegates meeting, members debated on various topics

Patients on public insurance have a right to know if they're being treated differently

Many believe this would restrict women's options for surgery

The program is both cost-effective and compassionate

Groundbreaking study finds 1.63 million excess deaths in U.S. Black population over 22 years

The temporary pandemic benefit could have lingering consequences for seniors

"It is endangering the lives of the oldest and sickest Americans," oncology group says