Providers can not only directly hurt their practice’s financial well-being by waiving co-pays and deductibles, but they may be committing…
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The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation will begin reviewing health insurance policies available to Floridians through Healthcare.gov for discriminatory practices…
Dr. Peter Bach, of New York’s Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, believes he has found a better way to determine…
Under the Affordable Care Act, millions of Americans with preexisting conditions now have access to health care coverage after multiple…
Today, the National Health Council sent a letter signed by Aimed Alliance and 250 other organizations to the Chairman of…
Much has been said in USA Today’s recent article, Skyrocketing drug prices leave cures out of reach for some patients,…
Next week, the World Health Organization will meet to make a decision on the best naming approach for biosimilars—products that…
With the Affordable Care Act (ACA) improving health coverage for more than 10 million Americans, medical providers, hospitals, and doctors…
New research reveals 50 hospitals across the United States are charging uninsured consumers more than 10 times the actual cost…
Senate Bill 0661, designed to keep hepatitis C under control in Illinois, has passed the general assembly and would require…