Consumers delaying medical treatment and care over high costs has reached an all-time high, according a recent Gallup poll and reported by The Washington Post and Modern Healthcare. According...
Michigan is releasing a new consumer protection guide to help residents understand their rights when it comes to surprise medical bills, according to Michigan NPR. The start of 2023...
High-deductible health insurance plans are forcing many Americans to pay out thousands of dollars for medical services and devices before their health insurance plan will begin covering these expenses,...
The Biden administration has extended the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) through the spring, extending U.S. health care policies that impact insurance markets, drug approvals, and telehealth, Axios reports....
Parents as Teachers, a St. Louis nonprofit, is part of a movement working to combat high maternal mortality rates among Black women, according to The New York Times. St....
On January 1, 2022, the bipartisan No Surprises Act went into effect, marking a victory for consumers in the fight against unexpected health care costs, PBS reports. The No...
According to Axios, hospitals are increasingly cutting back on unprofitable maternity services to reduce costs, adding new shortfalls in reproductive care at a time when pregnancy related deaths continue...
According to a report published by the New Jersey Hospital Association, and reported by NorthJersey.com, cesarian sections and serious maternal complications have decreased statewide, but a significant racial gap...
Cleveland may soon be joining cities like Chicago, Illinois and Columbus, Ohio that have worked with nonprofit organizations like RIP Medical Debt to help eliminate consumer medical debt, according...
As health care costs for insurance companies have risen, so have out-of-pocket expenses for consumers. These costs are a major contributor to the medical debt crisis, according to an...