Donald Trump has been telling supporters and reporters that President Barack Obama is trying to delay open enrollment on health insurance exchanges until after Election Day—but the start date has been set in stone for months.

The average monthly premium for Medicare Advantage enrollees will drop about 4 percent, or $1.19, to $31.40, according to a new estimate released by CMS.

The state of health care would look dramatically different under a Hillary Clinton presidency than it would under Donald Trump, according to a new report from the Commonwealth Fund and the RAND Corporation.

Only some doctors are qualified to prescribe certain drugs that help patients deal with withdrawal symptoms or overdose dangers from opioids. But they might not be treating as many patients as possible to make a dent in the nation’s opioid crisis.

Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee have asked for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to explain how the agency plans to settle lawsuits from health insurers over the multi-billion dollar shortfall in the Affordable Care Act’s risk corridor program.

While today’s physicians normally don’t swear to Apollo like in the original Hippocratic oath, even more modern versions are falling out of fashion, with some medical schools letting students craft their own vow to “do no harm.”

Rising premiums for coverage on the Affordable Care Act’s insurance exchanges have been labeled as a sign of the “death spiral” of the post-ACA market, but a report from the Urban Institute said those plans still offer lower premiums than employer-sponsored insurance.

Kindred Health Care, the largest provider of post-acute care services in the U.S., has paid a $3 million penalty for failing to comply with a corporate integrity agreement (CIA) with HHS’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG).