Millions of consumers are at risk of losing their Medicaid coverage next year, according a new study from the Kaiser Family Foundation and reported by Fierce Healthcare. The study...
Consumers suffering from long COVID may face expensive medical bills, a reduction in income, and a lack of coverage offered by their health insurance, according to Axios. Long COVID...
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled in favor of a woman who expected to pay $1,300 for a pair of back surgeries back in 2014 but was instead charged over...
While research showed that medical debt dropped during the COVID-19 pandemic, experts warn that this trend could reverse if certain federal programs, which expanded access for millions of Americans...
Senate Bill 2738, which permanently allows Mississippi residents to utilize telehealth to connect with their doctors, has been signed into law, according to Mississippi Public Broadcasting. The new law...
Jonathan Douglas, a metro Atlanta man who suffers from congestive heart failure and has trouble getting around, even walking to his mailbox, has said his insurance company has denied...
Health care policies enacted after the COVID-19 pandemic began, such as flexible telehealth rules, Medicaid expansion, and subsidies that helped millions of consumers purchase health insurance, may expire in...
The Biden administration is taking a tougher stance on health care industry consolidation, as evident by the President’s executive order issued last year. While the latest merger proposal from...
Mayors in cities like New York and Chicago are establishing new programs to combat mental health issues associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Axios. Pandemic-related mental health issues...
According to the latest “Bill of the Month” article presented by Kaiser Health News, an Arizona family chose to opt out of the U.S. health care system and seek...