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HHS and CMS has updated patient consent guidance for teaching hospitals and medical schools.

A new report from the state auditor raises concerns about how the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services has handled some federal dollars, resulting in misspent and possibly misspent money.

Proposed federal sticks and carrots to incentivize the health sector to implement stronger cybersecurity standards are already meeting opposition from some industry

After hours of debate, Nebraska senators confirmed the new CEO of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.

Providers say the roughly 2% increase in funding is more like a budget cut because of inflation. And they say Nebraska's system is struggling to stay afloat.

Foster parents say caseworker staffing shortfalls ultimately hurt kids

Although removals are ahead of schedule, insurer expectations suggest that Medicaid enrollment will be higher for a long period of time.

Lawmakers gave first round approval to a resolution that opens the doors for the inspector general to resume oversight over prisons and the child welfare system.

All across the Tennessee Valley potential pets are looking for their fur-ever homes and this week News 19 is bringing you another adorable dog in need of a new home.

Utah Medicaid has advised pharmacies to provide medication at no cost amid a cyber outage within Change Healthcare, according to a press release.