Macy Alcido is a former writer for Forbes Health, based in New York City. She discovered her love for health reporting while attending the Columbia Journalism School, and has since contributed ...

Benefits that allowed millions of Medicare recipients access to telehealth and in-home acute care expired on Sept. 30.

Is my doctor using artificial intelligence to diagnose me during our appointment? Is he recording our conversation to create an AI summary of our visit? The use of AI health care is still new enough ...

Cleveland Clinic is advancing its collaboration with Amazon One Medical to continue expanding primary care access in the market and learn more about ...

Forward-looking: The Trump administration wants the US public to upload personal health data and medical records to a series of apps and systems managed by private health companies and tech giants.

Millions of American seniors could lose access to telehealth appointments with their doctors if Congress fails to fund them ...

The administration is working with tech companies to make sharing information with various providers easier. Experts raised concerns about privacy and security. By Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Reed Abelson ...

The Medicare Shared Savings Program lets healthcare providers form or join Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) to coordinate higher-quality care to Medicare beneficiaries while helping reduce costs.

Access to breast cancer care for patients can often cause financial burdens. Lakshminarayanan Nandagopal, MD, a physician of medical oncology at Hematology Oncology Associates of Fredericksburg, ...

The Pentagon's top doctor pledged Monday to defend the military health system's $61 billion budget but said more could be done to balance resources and improve medical care. Dr. Steve Ferrara, the ...

Cuts to the military medical budget over the years and delays in implementing reforms across the Defense Department health system have undermined the Pentagon's ability to care for troops in wartime, ...

A new survey found that 11 percent of Americans said they could not pay for medication and medical treatments. By Reed Abelson It’s not just the high price of eggs or the rising cost of housing that ...