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And with the rise in the use of telemedicine, some job losses, specifically in administrative services, may be permanent.
There were anecdotal reports of disrupted operations at various hospitals.
A law passed in 2019 requires insurers and medical providers to settle payment disputes among themselves. It covers people with state-regulated plans.
The late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was expected to vote to uphold the ACA.
Industry leaders say the lack of diversity also contributes to health disparities, like higher rates of chronic conditions in Black Americans.
Medical appointments via phone and video have boomed for everything from physical therapy to counseling, even in rural states.
Fear of contracting coronavirus is keeping people away from routine health care visits — and even emergency rooms.
Big cuts in hospitality, health care and retail sectors leave Latinas vulnerable.
The benefit allows you to keep your former employer’s insurance plan — as long as you pay your former employer’s share of the premium
A new Marketplace-Edison Research Poll puts numbers to what we’ve been seeing and experiencing.