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A new book puts forth ambitious solutions to redesigning and funding the American health care system.
The rule would force insurance companies to follow laws stating mental health care must be covered like physical health care.
University of Pennsylvania Health System stops participation in U.S. News’ rankings. But the list does influence some patients and insurers.
Patient numbers have bounced back to prepandemic levels.
Bolstering educational infrastructure for prospective students can address the worsening nursing shortage.
About 28% said they had skipped some form of health care because they couldn’t afford it, although other costs have been rising faster.
A new federal program is dropping rural hospitals a lifeline to keep emergency services available as they struggle to turn a profit.
A little-known payment change could save the federal government $150 billion over the next 10 years.
Preventative mammograms are covered by most insurance providers. But follow-up exams might not be.
Thanks to pandemic-era changes, many insurers and providers now support expanded telemental health services.
