Sarah Kliff

Advertising spending will fall by 90 percent and grants for in-person assistance will drop 41 percent.

The White House will also cut the in-person outreach program by $23 million.

The amount you pay doctors is what determines what a health care system looks like.

More Americans had health insurance during the first three months of 2017 than ever before, new federal data shows.

The Hawaii senator is working on a new bill that would create a Medicaid buy-in for uninsured Americans.

Six states have extended their open enrollment periods to look a lot like the pre-Trump era.

The administration is rolling back a controversial program aimed at cutting health spending.

A poll finds Americans have swung sharply toward the belief that the government ought to play a very large role in the health care system.