Sally Pipes

Millions of emergency room patients could face financial ruin — even if they deliberately seek care at hospitals covered by their insurers.

Studies show that telemedicine can cut Medicare spending by 13% and conventional inpatient care by 19%...and that's just the start.

Twenty major companies have finally had enough of surging healthcare costs and have formed an alliance to attack the problem.

The federal 340B program, designed to help the poor afford drugs, is being exploited by rich hospitals and driving up premiums for all.

Republicans should focus on incremental reforms with bipartisan support, such as strengthening health savings accounts.

Using the logic of those who claim that healthcare spending is out of control, the U.S. also faces a spending crisis on phones and pet care.

Insurance companies have declared war on what they deem outrageous prices for specialty drugs, but they are missing the point.