An analysis of federal financial disclosure reports conducted by The Wall Street Journal found that some well-off hospital systems received billions in federal COVID aid while some struggling hospitals...
In an opinion piece appearing in The Hill, Brian Miller, MD, MPH, and Jesse Ehrenfeld, MD, MPH, share their perspectives on hospital consolidations and how monopolies in the American...
Consumers in New York will no longer face liens on homes or garnished wages from health care providers attempting to collect outstanding medical debt thanks to a new law...
A new poll presented at the inaugural U.S. News & World Report State of Equity Forum had hospital executives talking about how to best take the new data and...
Rising medical costs, the approaching end of COVID-19 government protections, and consumers beginning to seek care after delaying much of it during the pandemic may drive up health care...
From 2011 to 2020, Indiana consumers were found to have paid more for their health care than consumers in neighboring states, according to University of California-Berkley researchers as reported...
A report from the Pioneer Institute, and covered by The Center Square, found that of 19 Massachusetts hospitals surveyed, none are in full compliance with health care price transparency...
A letter organized by the Alliance to Fight for Health Care and signed by over 350 health care stakeholders urged Congress to extend the telehealth provision allowing employers to...
An analysis from The Wall Street Journal has found that while federal requirements mandate that nonprofit hospitals establish financial-assistance policies for needy patients, they often put up unnecessary obstacles...
Private companies designed to assist consumers with paying off medical debt are instead only compounding the issue, according to Kaiser Health News. Patient financing has emerged as a source...