According to The Las Vegas Sun, Nevada legislators have brought forward a bill that would protect the chronically ill from exorbitant costs by requiring insurers to apply drug coupons...
According to NBC News, a growing number of insurers are quietly ending fee waivers for coronavirus treatment. While vaccinations and most tests for coronavirus will still be free, deductibles,...
According to Becker’s Hospital Review, as we get closer to the end of the pandemic, questions remain about whether insurance providers will permanently cover telehealth visits. While telemedicine emerged...
According to Health.com, there are a few things you can do as a consumer to avoid the shock of an unexpected medical bill since the No Surprises Act, providing...
According to The Nevada Current, Nevada would have to more than double its current number of psychologists and psychiatrists just to meet the nation’s average. Whereas there are 30...
According to Marketplace, Yakima Valley, one of Washington state’s most productive farming regions, is a prime example of nationwide disparities between coronavirus infections and vaccinations among the Latino community....
According to KTAR-FM, this year’s annual report from the Alzheimer’s Association suggested that racial discrimination is a barrier to care for Alzheimer’s and dementia. This year’s report included a...
About 7 percent of Georgia’s children are without health insurance, according to analysis by the financial website WalletHub. That makes Georgia one of the worst states for children’s health...
Federal regulators have issued guidelines for displaying healthcare pricing information, after The Wall Street Journal reported on hospitals that used special coding to hide data from search engines, which...
The Colorado Supreme Court will hear the appeal of Lisa Melody French, a Colorado patient who was charged nearly a quarter million dollars for her 2014 spinal surgery. According...