Highmark is suing the federal government for $196 million in risk-corridor payments it says agencies are required to pay out under the Affordable Care Act, despite funding constraints put in place by Congress.

House Republicans have introduced a bill that would provide $622 million in funding to fight the Zika virus this year, paid for by shifting funds that were intended to fight Ebola.

A proposed change to reduce reimbursement rates under Medicare Part B was largely panned by medical professionals who testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

DeKalb Health in Indiana is the latest victim in the fight against hackers as the healthcare system reported that its administrative computer systems have become infected with ransomware. 

Pfizer has agreed to buy the developer of topical skin treatments for $5.2 billion dollars, just weeks after a blockbuster deal with Allergen fell through.

Thirteen health insurers in Washington have filed to sell 154 individual health plans for 2017 with rate increases that average 13.5 percent.

The majority of insurance companies offering individual health coverage on the Affordable Care Act’s exchanges lost money on those plans in 2015, according to a new McKinsey & Co. report.

The "Global Big Data in Healthcare - Estimates & Forecast, 2015-2022" from Research and Markets estimates the healthcare sector is estimated to grow by $34B by 2022.