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Health care costs are out of control, hitting Californians in the form of higher premiums, higher deductibles and higher costs at the pharmacy counter. Millions of patients risk foregoing critical treatments because they cannot afford the co-payments and out-of-pocket costs.

Beyond providing quality health care, tax-exempt hospitals have substantial responsibilities to the public. These hospitals not only avoid nearly all taxes — they also reap billions of dollars in financial benefits from a federal prescription drug program known as 340B.

Are artificial intelligence and other technology advances “the road to nirvana” in community oncology? “I'm so excited about digital healthcare implementation,” says Debra Patt, MD, PhD, MBA, executive vice president of Texas Oncology and president of the Community Oncology Alliance (COA).

On May 13th, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator, Dr. Mehmet Oz, and CMS Deputy Administrator and Innovation Center Director, Abe Sutton, hosted a webinar to discuss a new strategic direction for the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI).

From the rising costs of cancer care to rolling back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and reductions in cancer research funding, community oncology is facing big changes, says Susan Sabo-Wagner, MSN, RN, the vice president of clinical innovation at the American Oncology Network.

Republican deficit hawks allowed President Trump’s bill of legislative priorities to advance out of the House Budget Committee in an unusual late-night vote on Sunday, marking a key hurdle cleared for House GOP leaders and a sign of progress for warring Republican factions

Prostate cancer experts say that former President Joseph R. Biden’s diagnosis is serious.

A federal court ruled pharmaceutical manufacturers can’t withhold upfront 340B drug discounts without federal approval, but left the door open to rebate models.

Long-sought legislation to monitor and restrict how pharmacy benefit mangers operate could finally pass — if Republicans can move their sweeping budget bill that includes a string of those provisions.

WASHINGTON — As House Republicans scramble to corral the votes to pass a massive bill for President Donald Trump's agenda, their Senate counterparts are making clear the emerging package won’t fly as written when it reaches them.