Earlier this week the Commonwealth Fund released its annual Affordable Care Act Tracking Survey, and the news isn’t good for consumers struggling to afford individual health insurance coverage. The number
The rising costs of having health care coverage for you and your family are all too real. According to eHealthInsurance.com, an online insurance resource center, an unsubsidized customer meaning
Two-thirds of U.S. adults (66 percent) cite the cost of health insurance as a stressor for themselves, their loved ones, or in general, when asked about specific health issues that
Of $7 million in surprise medical bills settled through Texas’ mediation process last year, insurers increased their payments by $1 million, according to new state data. That means physicians apparently
The idea that spending more on preventive care will reduce overall health care spending is widely believed and often promoted as a reason to support reform. Its thought that too
Warren Buffett famously called General Motors a health and benefits company with an auto company attached. Whether you like or not, if you are a CEO, you are in the
Unable to walk or talk, barely able to see or hear, 5-year-old Maddie Holt waits in her wheelchair for a ride to the hospital. The 27-pound girl is dressed in
Americans pay more for healthcare than people in other countries, but do we get our money’s worth? Healthcare spending accounts for 17.9% of GDP and its on pace to increase
If Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos and Jamie Dimon want to improve the U.S. health care system, heres a list for starters, according to health care watchers, experts and government statistics:
Lawmakers are considering a bill to address what President Trump called a top priority in his State of the Union speech: lowering prescription drug prices. Critics say some drug companies
