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More than half of primary and mental health providers in the state's low-income health care program appeared to be “phantoms” who didn’t see anyone, OHSU researchers say.

Following two attacks, Cybersecurity experts say they expect to see more against states by hacktivists angered by abortion bans.

Gowns worn in medical and intensive care units ripped too easily and allowed 4 to 14 times the expected amount of liquid to seep through, a study says.

The focus is on improving mental health services, with $13 billion earmarked for such programs.

Democrats hope to move the legislation without Republican support by using the budget reconciliation process.

The federal government wants to hide hospitals’ safety ratings and waive financial penalties for those with the worst patient-safety track records.

The CEO and president of PacificSource Health Plans is stepping down in March, the regional Springfield-based insurer recently announced.

Patients, consumer advocates, and researchers offered their hard-won insights on how to avoid or manage medical debt.

Pfizer's success in developing COVID medicines has given the drugmaker unusual weight in determining U.S. health policy.

As of July 1, health insurers and self-insured employers must post on websites just about every price they’ve negotiated with providers for health care services, item by item.