A new study, reported by The Wall Street Journal, found that hospitals in Wisconsin sued about one out of every 1,000 residents a year over medical debt, particularly Black...
Americans are saddled with $140 billion in medical debt, but Census data shows that more Black American households have medical debt than white households, and oftentimes they are not...
A Tennessee woman seeking treatment for a serious illness traveled to two different emergency rooms—and nearly lost her life—to find a different ER from the one that had billed...
A mountain-bike crash across the country landed Phil Gaimon in a world of hurt, resulting in a fractured collarbone, five broken ribs, a partially collapsed lung and a broken...
When 61 year old Jose Mendoza was ordered by his doctor to visit an overnight sleep lab to treat his severe sleep apnea, it helped treat his condition, but...
According to NPR, a New York woman had no idea that her bone marrow biopsy sample would be analyzed at an out-of-network laboratory across the country – and cost...
Kaiser Health News chronicles how patients can be adversely affected when insurer-hospital contract talks fall apart, potentially leaving consumers on the hook for thousands of dollars in medical bills...
Between battling breast cancer and being a mom to twin boys, Vanessa Ross is no stranger to Jennersville Hospital. She visits the hospital, less than ten minutes from her...
A new report highlighted by Axios found that Black, Hispanic and Asian men are less likely to have less invasive tests, like MRIs, performed to diagnose prostate cancer than...
According to The Washington Post, a new Kaiser Family Foundation reveals that the cost of employer-sponsored health insurance has risen 22 percent over the last five years, with average...