- FTC Staff Supports Department of Veterans Affairs Proposed Rule To Grant Full Practice Authority to Advanced Practice Registered Nurses ( )
- FTC Obtains Summary Judgment Decision Against Medical Discount Card Scammers ( )
- Electronic Health Records Company Settles FTC Charges It Deceived Consumers About Privacy of Doctor Reviews ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order in Henry Schein Practice Solutions Case ( )
- Federal Antitrust Agencies Submit Joint Statement Encouraging Puerto Rico to Consider Giving Authority to Optometrists to Prescribe Medications ( )
- Agencias federales antimonopólicas presentan una declaración conjunta para exhortar a la Legislatura de Puerto Rico a considerar la posibilidad de otorgarles autoridad a los optometristas para prescribir medicamentos ( )
- FTC Staff: Proposed Health Care Legislation in Alabama Would Likely Foster and Protect Anticompetitive Arrangements That Harm Consumers ( )
- FTC Releases New Guidance For Developers of Mobile Health Apps ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Alaska Legislature Should Consider Potential Benefits to Consumers of Expanding Access to Telehealth Services ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Kentucky Legislature Should Consider Potential Benefits to Consumers of Enhanced Competition Among Denture Providers ( )
- FTC Testifies on Efforts to Protect Privacy and Security of Consumer Health Information ( )
- FTC Amicus Brief Urges Appeals Court to Correct Legal Errors in District Court’s Antitrust Analysis of Reverse-Payment Agreement ( )
- FTC Staff: Proposed Health Care Legislation in West Virginia Would Likely Be Anticompetitive and Harm Consumers ( )
- Federal Antitrust Agencies Submit Joint Statement Encouraging Massachusetts to Consider Expanding Treatment Options for Glaucoma Patients ( )
- FTC Staff: West Virginia Should Consider the Competitive Impact of Legislation Affecting Advanced Practice Registered Nurses ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Proposed Dental Services Measure in Georgia Would Likely Enhance Competition and Increase Access to Care for Consumers ( )
- Agencies Submit Joint Statement Regarding South Carolina Certificate-of-Need Laws for Health Care Facilities ( )
- Dental Practice Software Provider Settles FTC Charges It Misled Customers About Encryption of Patient Data ( )
- FTC Challenges Proposed Merger of Two Chicago-area Hospital Systems ( )
- FTC and Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General Challenge Penn State Hershey Medical Center’s Proposed Merger with PinnacleHealth System ( )
- Acción de la FTC: Orden de prohibición contra estafadores de una tarjeta de ‘descuentos’ médicos para vender productos relacionados con la atención de la salud ( )
- FTC Action: Medical ‘Discount’ Card Scammers Banned from Selling Healthcare-Related Products ( )
- FTC Staff: South Carolina Should Consider the Competitive Impact of Legislation Affecting Advanced Practice Registered Nurses ( )
- FTC Dismisses Complaint against Steris and Synergy ( )
- FTC Staff Provides Comments to FDA on Naming Proposal for Biologic Products ( )
- Agencies Submit Joint Statement Regarding Virginia Certificate-of-Need Laws for Health Care Facilities ( )
- In Comments Submitted to Virginia and Tennessee Health Departments FTC Staff Offers Assistance in Evaluating Proposed Hospital Cooperation Agreements ( )
- Two Pennsylvania Orthopedic Practices Settle FTC Charges That Merger Harmed Competition and Inflated Prices ( )
- FTC Files Amicus Brief Explaining that Pharmaceutical “Product Hopping” Can Violate the Antitrust Laws ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Consumers Tricked into Buying Phony Health Insurance ( )
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