The U.S. Supreme Court may soon decide on the merits of a 50-year-old federal law which stands in the way of allowing states to regulate pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs)...
Lawmakers in two states – California and Massachusetts – want to slow private equity’s expansion into health care, The Wall Street Journal reports. Often, when private equity firms acquire...
According to a recent poll by the Commonwealth Fund, nearly half of insured, working-age adults received an unexpected medical bill or copayment in the past year, per a report...
Nonprofit hospitals in Indiana continue to use predatory debt-collection practices against consumers, even those who owe as little as $250. Meanwhile, charity-care spending at these hospitals has stagnated, according...
A study conducted by the Colorado Consumer Health Initiative, and reported by Colorado Public Radio, found that two-thirds of respondents have skipped or delayed medical care in the last...
In Rhode Island, six insurance companies are asking for permission to raise premiums next year, but Rhode Island’s Attorney General, Peter Neronha, is calling on the state’s Health Insurance...
Health insurers are raking in big profits, not from their primary business, but rather from other services, like pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), physician networks, health-service businesses, and consumer-wellness divisions,...
In his book Your Money or Your Life, Dr. Luke Messac chronicles nonprofit hospitals’ long history of engaging in aggressive debt collection practices at the detriment of consumers, according...
Americans, particularly those under 50, are struggling more than ever to find and afford health care services, according to a new study conducted by Gallup and West Health, and...
Two million North Carolinians will have their medical debt forgiven under a plan recently approved by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), according to Axios. The plan...