Two years after releasing an influential set of opioid prescribing guidelines, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is embarking on a project to

While federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are asking for only about $12 million in restitution out of $500 million billed by a hospital owner who was

A pharmaceutical sales representative's guilty plea this week to charges that she bribed physicians to prescribe opioids is another black eye for a drug industry

Sometimes things go wrong in workers’ comp, but that’s no reason to abandon the system’s exclusive remedy provision, an attorney argued before the California Supreme

Health care organizations are increasingly using patient satisfaction surveys as a tool to help determine reimbursement.

But some say the surveys might not be a good