Political heavyweights wage battle that could greatly alter Alabama’s health insurance market
A battle over the future of health care in Alabama is raging between two political heavyweights — Blue Cross and Blue Shield ...
Map Shows States With the Worst Health Care
Health care costs have been surging in the U.S., leading to some patients being unable to afford treatments, even if they ...
Salem Health won't take Regence BlueCross BlueShield insurance after negotiations fail
About 30,000 lost in-network access to Salem Health when the contract between the two parties expired on Jan. 1.
Ozempic, Wegovy coverage demand adds to employer health-insurance costs
Some workers are willing to trade vacation days or go back to the office in exchange for weight-loss drug coverage by their ...
Ocean County health care spending 13th highest among over 3,000 counties nationwide
The University of Washington report found New Jersey spent $75.6 billion on health care in 2019, the seventh-most per person ...
Questions remain over employee insurance coverage at Ohio hospital
East Ohio Regional Hospital employees in Martins Ferry say their health care claims aren’t being paid. And it’s unclear whether or not they even ...
Medical credit cards: How they work, risks and alternatives
Before applying for a medical credit card, call your medical provider to discuss financial aid — including “charity care.” ...
DAVID MARCUS: Detransitioning is actual 'gender-affirming care,' so why won't insurance cover it?
Columnist David Marcus questions why insurance companies are quick to underwrite what they call "gender-affirming care" for ...
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Proposed bill would end lapse in veteran health care
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are working to ensure veterans don’t experience a lapse in health insurance after their service.
Where people have the most and least health insurance coverage
SmartAsset ranked 810 U.S. counties based on the rate of people under age 65 who were insured in 2024, examining changes in ...
Medicaid could sue parents for not enrolling kids in employer health insurance under Alabama bill
An Alabama House committee Wednesday approved a bill that would allow Medicaid to sue some parents who don’t enroll their children in employer-provided health insurance when available.