Blake Farmer

ER doctor groups were among the top providers disputing claims in the first months of a resolution process created by the No Surprises Act.

State officials said they will instead use state funds they can control, including cutting out organizations tied to abortion care.

When a new operator took over an addiction treatment center in Nashville, former employees say they saw cutbacks.

With nurses facing burnout like never before, some hospitals are exploring remote work options that could keep experienced RNs on the job longer.

As many as 15 million people may lose Medicaid coverage after the pandemic emergency is formally declared over. But the government’s own projections show many of them will still qualify. They’ll just get hung up in the paperwork.

Ford needed a sewer line to build its $5.6 billion plant in Tennessee. But neighboring communities now have to build their own wastewater system to accommodate new residents who come for the new plant jobs.

Gig workers are a major reason this year's open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act individual marketplace is likely to be big.

A shift to self-employment during the pandemic may partly be responsible for the enrollment surge in plans through the Affordable Care Act marketplace.

A hospital giant faces questions about whether it's been too quick to admit patients to the hospital from the emergency room.

Many rural hospitals have closed during the pandemic, and their staffers found other work far away.