States Fail Hep C Patients by Falling Short on CMS Guidelines
A new report shows that state Medicaid programs are failing to meet Centers for Medicare…
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Tips for Open Enrollment
Open enrollment for health insurance began on November 1st. For tips on making the process…
Consumers Left with Only One Insurer in Arizona Marketplace
There is only one insurance carrier selling exchange plans in Arizona, leaving consumers without choices…
Consumer Frustration Grows as Competition within the Marketplace Exchanges Shrinks
As options within the marketplace exchanges shrink, many consumers may be forced to switch doctors.…
Women Magazine Publishes Aimed Alliance’s Op-Ed “Personalized Medicine: Access Is Power”
Aimed Alliance’s op-ed “Personal Medicine: Access Is Power” is featured in this month’s Women Magazine.…
Health Insurance Company Sued for Charging Customers More for Co-Pays than the Insurer Paid for the Drugs
Three customers sued a health insurance company for allegedly charging co-payments for prescription drugs that…
Hospital Charges Father $40 To Hold His Newborn Baby
A Utah hospital charged a man $39.35 for holding his newborn son for the first…
Aimed Alliance Co-Signs Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee Expressing Concerns that CREATES Act Removes Safety Protections for Patients
Aimed Alliance, one of 16 members of the Patients’ Alliance for Drug Safety Protections (Patients’…
Insurers Could Soon Insist on Counseling Before Genetic Testing for Cancer
Some health insurers are insisting that women seek advice from a certified genetic counselor before…
Schools Must Screen Students for Mental Health Issues
Many schools across the country are still not screening students for mental health issues, and…