Across the country and during a time of heavy partisan division, Democrats and Republicans are working together in state legislatures to combat medical debt impacting their constituents, according to...
Although much progress has been made by nonprofit organizations to erase medical debt for millions, the issue won’t be resolved until real changes are made to our country’s health...
Nearly three out of four providers report that health care denials have increased substantially from just two years ago, according to a survey conducted by Experian Health’s 2024 State...
A new study conducted by JAMA and reported by Fierce Healthcare is shedding light on the disparities between how much nonprofit hospitals spend on charity care and what they...
Employers are more likely to shift the costs of health benefits to employees through higher deductibles, premiums, and out of pocket costs, according to a new survey from Mercer...
Although most Coloradoans are confident in following a doctor’s direction, they are much less confident about how to find out the cost of their care beforehand or about how...
A manufacturing company in Alabama is setting a new precedent for how a large company can care for its employees, according to KFF Health News. Founded by a WWII...
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is filing an administrative complaint against the three largest pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) over their price-negotiation tactics for critical prescription drugs, specifically insulin, according...
Consumers in North Carolina and across the country are being charged hospital facility fees for services and procedures conducted in clinics and outpatient centers owned by hospital systems, even...
After an NBC News report detailed how Atrium Health pursued patients who owe medical debt, including by placing liens on homes, the hospital system announced it will release these...