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The Utah Medicaid pharmacy vendor for members whose prescriptions are paid directly by Medicaid reported experiencing a cyber security issue on their systems.

Dozens of Nebraska families said a change on the state level left them scrambling to care for their loved ones with special needs. Nebraska Health and Human Services no longer pays those families to provide day services in the same home.

In ten weeks, CMS will close its data doors, indicating no intention to change course. Its time for Congress to remind CMS: You do not own the data. We the people do.

Several Rizo-Lopez dairy products were recalled nationwide Wednesday as part of a national Listeria outbreak linked to cheese made by the company.

The next time a doctor examines you, there is an increased likelihood—thanks to Joe Biden—that China made the medical professional's gloves.

Low-income people who need help paying rent or securing temporary housing will get additional government aid under a new initiative to tackle the country’s...

The next time a doctor examines you, there is an increased likelihood—thanks to Joe Biden—that China made the medical professional's gloves.

Gov. Jim Pillen's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services faced tough questions from lawmakers about his social media posts about the LBGTQ community, abortion and race during his confirmation hearing Wednesday.

The mobile intervention teams mark a significant step forward in federal efforts to transform mental health services across the nation, as New Mexico becomes the 15th state to adopt this option under the American Rescue Plan.

All across the Tennessee Valley pets are looking for their fur-ever homes, and this week it's more than just dogs and cats.