A federal mandate that would've required more staffing at nursing homes was met with resistance from industry groups and top attorneys in more than a dozen states including Virginia.

With morale at a low point, biotech and pharma CEOs are cautiously optimistic about the incoming Trump administration.

This is the second installment of a three-part series on aging and disabilities. In our world of modern medicine, to be ...

Across America, companies that provide vital medical equipment to Medicare patients in their homes are drastically cutting services -- or shutting their doors completely. Without action, millions of ...

Part C is a bundled plan that you would call Medicare Advantage. It is an opportunity that you have to choose what kind of Medicare program you want. You can pick your doctor as long as he or she is a ...

The baby boomer generation is undoubtedly the most important demographic for most investors to consider, from a sheer size and wealth standpoint. Holding more than half the nation’s wealth, this group ...

Black Hills Chamber Music Society presents Erinys Quartet, 7 p.m., The Journey Museum theater, Rapid City. In residence at ...

CEO Andrew Witty promised that UnitedHealthcare would work to speed up turnaround times for approval of some procedures and ...

DOJ Reports Nearly $3 Billion in FCA Settlements, Judgments for FY 2024 - On January 15, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) ...

Americans wait to see what President-elect Trump and Congress will achieve. Erie readers share their unvarnished advice, priorities for lawmakers.

Monday’s Forbes Daily revisits Forbes’ best reporting on the incoming Trump Administration, including China’s meetings in D.C., advice for your investment portfolio and more.

During President Donald Trump's first term in office, the national debt increased by $8 trillion—due, in large part, to huge spending hikes that Congress passed and Trump signed.