New York state health officials allowed millions of dollars in "improper" Medicaid payments to flow to providers due to a lack of oversight, according to a new audit by the state's fiscal watchdog.

The New York comptroller said it flagged the over payments the state Health Department made due a lack of oversight.

CITIZ3N Government Solutions, a technology provider for government agencies overseeing health benefits, announced updates to its VERIFY platform to align with new Medicaid eligibility requirements in ...

Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript November 10, 2025 Myomo, Inc. beats earnings expectations. Reported EPS is $-0.09, ...

Health (Nasdaq: EHTH), a leading online health insurance marketplace, today announced the expanded use of Alice, its ...

As the five-year anniversary of the No Surprises Act’s passage approaches, patients are still waiting for rules implementing ...

Mark Weinberger, a former doctor, was accused of Medicare fraud tied to Jeremy Brooks and Remote Solutions LLC, which owned a ...

State records show 119 people died in New Hampshire’s intellectual and developmental disability system from January 2023 through the first six months of 2025. Of those deaths, at least 22 were ...

About 20 recommendations, released Wednesday by a state-backed panel, could shape upcoming service changes for thousands of ...

As small colleges across the country see market challenges, the university will also lose a major funding source. Now, ...

Key Takeaways CMS and DOJ activity related to the Stark Law has been notably quiet in recent years, with no material rule updates since 2023 and limited enforcement actions. This slowdown has left ...