The United States Census Bureau reports that 19% of U.S. households could not afford to pay for medical care right away.

The five-year agreement would make Kaiser Permanente the only insurer with a statewide Medi-Cal contract in California.

A filing submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission listed seven civil actions brought forth by Cerner stockholders that suggest disclosure documents contain "insufficient or incorrect" information.

The Rhode Island Attorney General's office said "one or more" entities may have diverted from standard information safeguards.

Under the Biden administration's new mandate, Medicare and Medicare Advantage beneficiaries will be eligible for eight free tests each month.

The Ohio-based drug distributor violated the Anti-Kickback Statute by offering to pay physician practices upfront discounts to buy pharmaceuticals paid for by federal health programs, according to the DOJ.

The ruling ends a more than six year class-action lawsuit against United Behavioral Health.

Meanwhile, representatives with the institution say the suit "has no basis in fact or law" and that the university plans to fight it.