Amid rising maternal mortality rates, which can be preventable in many cases, the Arizona legislature is taking action to extend maternal coverage to vulnerable communities, according to KJZZ. In...
A Texas woman who was sexually assaulted just after her college graduation endured years of phone calls from debt collectors saying she owed them for the medical exam she...
A recent survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that roughly 100 million people—including 41 percent of U.S. adults—have medical debt. Kaiser Health News has tips for consumers to...
At the start of 2021, the No Surprises Act, which aims to prevent health care providers from sending surprise bills to consumers with private insurance, went into effect. Consumers...
A New York man was saddled with thousands of dollars in medical debt following a series of diabetes-related health emergencies, according to Kaiser Health News. Nick Woodruff and his...
A new report found that North Carolina’s seven major hospital systems raked in millions of dollars in profits during the COVID-19 pandemic at taxpayers’ expense, according to WECT 6....
The Biden administration and Congress are applying more pressure on pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) as they come under increased scrutiny for their role in rising drug prices in the...
An Arizona family was denied medical care from their primary care physician because of past due bills, according to Kaiser Health News. Ariane, a husband, father of three, and...
New research suggests Medicare could be saving as much as $3.6 billion a year if it were purchasing generic drugs, according to Axios. The research, conducted by Brigham and...
A new report highlighted how inaccuracies and inconsistencies in Medicare enrollment data prevent the agency from combating health disparities among communities of color, according to Healthcare Dive. The report...