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The federal government has finalized regulations that aim to protect the privacy of patients with substance use disorder, while improving the coordination of their care.

More than 16.2 million Americans have been disenrolled in Medicaid as the unwinding of the pandemic’s continuous enrollment provision moves past the halfway point.

Hospitals continued to make strides toward financial stability during 2023, while navigating the fast-changing, post-pandemic world of health care.

The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) today reacted to Governor Josh Shapiro’s proposed 2024–2025 state budget.

After a few weeks of declines, the flu is showing signs that it’s not quite ready to go away in Pennsylvania and across the U.S.

The latest COVID-19 vaccine increased protection against symptomatic infection by about half, according to a new CDC report.

The federal government is sending price offers to the drug companies participating in the first cycle of Medicare’s Drug Price Negotiation Program.

Hospital leaders and federal lawmakers came together this week in support of the Safety from Violence for Healthcare Employees (SAVE) Act.

Pennsylvania hospitals’ extraordinary efforts to develop, recruit, and retain health professionals helped reduce care team turnover by 28 percent over the past year, according to a report released today by The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP).

Pennsylvania saw record enrollment on its health insurance marketplace Pennie, with more than 430,000 Pennsylvanians signing up for coverage for 2024.