A report from the Center for American Progress, as reported by Becker’s Hospital Review, said policymakers should question whether giving hospitals “carte blanche for community benefits in exchange for...
According to researchers from the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, and reported by Healthcare Dive, state insurance departments lack the resources needed to enforce federal mental health protections for...
New data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and reported by M Health Intelligence, found that many consumers maintained high levels of telehealth engagement in...
Despite a lower incident rate, Black women face a 40 percent higher mortality rate from breast cancer than white women, according to an American Cancer Society study reported by...
The recent closure of Atlanta Medical Center (AMC), a Level 1 trauma center owned by nonprofit Wellstar Health System, has medical professionals, political leaders, and the community eagerly searching...
In a report released by the Senate Finance Committee Democrats, lawmakers spotlight deceptive practices used by marketing firms to sell private Medicare plans, according to The New York Times....
A study conducted by consulting firm McKinsey, and reported by the Chicago Sun Times, found that inflation will boost annual health care expenses $370 billion by 2027 compared with...
While the mental health crisis has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says young Black and Hispanic people have substantially less...
The World Health Organization (WHO) says depression is the leading cause of illness and disability worldwide—and a growing body of research shows people of color in the United States...
A poll conducted by Gallup and West Health, and reported by Fierce Healthcare, found that 75 percent of Americans give U.S. health care affordability a D or F grade....