According to Colorado Newsline, a new survey found almost half of all Coloradans have delayed a recommended medical treatment due to affordability or access issues. Responders said they put...
Consumers can find themselves on the hook for expensive out-of-network lab tests that are currently not covered under the No Surprises Act, according to STAT News. California resident...
The Biden administration is working with both insurers and Congress to strengthen enforcement of mental health parity rules, according to Bloomberg Law. While insures are legally required to cover...
Despite the fact that nine in ten Americans have health insurance, consumers owe a collective $195 billion in medical debt, according to Axios. To pay down their medical debt,...
Long before the COVID-19 pandemic began, it was difficult for people to find mental health counseling in much of the United States. Now, after two years of pandemic-induced grief...
A new online platform to help consumers compare hospital prices, Turquoise Health, has launched in its beta development stage, according to Healthcare Dive. Turquoise Health uses cost data from...
L.A. Care, the nation’s largest publicly operated health plan, was fined $55 million by California’s health regulators for alleged operational failures that resulted in “harm to members,” according to...
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) has asked the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to “find consensus” and vote again to launch a study into the business practices of pharmacy benefit...
According to NPR, Delaware has reduced its cancer death rates and narrowed racial disparities in some forms of cancer, in part due to the utilization of patient navigators. Delaware...
With roughly 1 in 5 U.S. households carrying some debt related to health care, accounting for the largest source of personal debt in the country, CBS News reports that...