Inflation is expected to start impacting employer health care costs next year, according to Healthcare Dive, costs which could trickle down to employees. A recently released report indicates employers...
The U.S. plans to shift costs for COVID vaccines and treatments back to health insurers, costs that could eventually make their way down to consumers, according to Axios. White...
After resisting for more than a decade, states with Republican-led legislatures are showing new openness to the idea of expanding Medicaid, according to Axios. In North Carolina, Georgia, Wyoming,...
Of the 63 National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated cancer centers in the U.S., less than a third are fully complying with federal price transparency rules, according to a JAMA Surgery...
A study conducted by the health care consumer advocacy group Patient Rights Advocate, and reported by Healthcare Dive, found that only 16 percent of hospitals are adhering to the...
A nonprofit organization, RIP Medical Debt, is paying off medical debt for families in need across the country, according to National Public Radio (NPR). Terri Logan is one of...
While medical debt in the United States declined during the COVID-19 pandemic, it remains a massive issue for millions of people—especially consumers of color, according to KERA News in...
According to The Colorado Springs Gazette, a new state price transparency law will prohibit Colorado hospitals from pursuing collection actions if the hospitals do not follow federal price transparency...
Martin Schoeller, a well-known photographer, is using his influence to shed light on a handful of the millions of Americans who have been hit with outrageous medical bills, despite...
The number of consumers without health insurance has decreased to historic lows largely due to the Affordable Care Act and legislation enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Healthcare...