Since taking office on Jan. 20, President Trump has signed 68 executive orders, many of which will impact healthcare policy globally.

President Trump signed an executive order on Friday, reinforcing his commitment to deregulating American industry.

A decade ago, key events like the ACA's Supreme Court ruling and the ICD-10 rollout reshaped healthcare, with lasting influence today.

The 2024 election results will boost Republican priorities in pharmacy regulation, with potential changes at federal and state levels.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nominated to lead HHS, holds healthcare positions that could impact public health, pharma, and health systems

Trump's return could fuel GOP efforts to weaken or repeal the ACA, but political and procedural challenges remain.

Open enrollment for ACA plans began Nov. 1 and runs through Jan. 15, 2025.

A PhRMA survey shows 51% of insured Americans can't predict prescription costs, while 38% face rising out-of-pocket expenses.

Here’s a look at some of the most significant changes in health policies that could depend on who wins the White House.

A Texas lawsuit seeks to block Biden's new rules on short-term health plans and expanded consumer disclosures.

Project 2025 : Judge Shopping, Abortion rights, Nursing Unions & Future for Healthcare Workers

Millions have voted in the 2024 election, with results poised to reshape employee benefits and healthcare based on new congressional control

In June 2022, experts argued that health savings accounts (HSAs) fail to serve their intended purpose and should be abolished.

A survey shows 71% of US voters believe children's needs are often overlooked, despite kids making up 22% of the population.

Insurance premiums are set to rise 7% in 2025, driven by market consolidation from the Affordable Care Act, which aimed to lower costs.

The rule mandates health plans to cover all FDA-approved contraceptive drugs and certain devices, like IUDs, with no cost-sharing.

As the US Supreme Court begins its 2024–25 term, it may consider a significant case, Braidwood v. Becerra , which could impact the...

Medical debt, widespread issue in the fragmented U.S. health system, burdens millions of low and middle income Americans seeking care.

The IRS now allows employees to allocate employer contributions across different benefits, offering more flexibility in customizing plans.

Future health spending growth using National Health Expenditure (NHE) projections and explores past trends in U.S. health spending.