California Health Law Hurts Consumers
A law designed to protect health consumers has ended up hurting them.
Future of Electronic Health Records
As countries continue deploying EHRs, both hospitals and patients benefit from digital access to personal health information.
Do you really need to visit the dentist if you brush and floss regularly? Read about the importance of dental visits.
Less Ambulances For California Medicaid Patients
The largest provider of ambulance services in the U.S. will halt some rides in Southern California, citing low Medicaid rates.
Sexual Assault Debt Collection
How a sexual assault leads to years of calls from debt collectors even though federal legislation makes it illegal.
Medical care can be life-saving, until the other shoe drops. How do you eliminate medical debt — or avoid it in the first place?
How You Can Afford Expensive Drugs
Listen to the Lillian Karabaic podcast to learn how to navigate high pharmaceutical prices for necessary prescriptions.
California Clinics to Cut Medicaid Rx
Budget cuts may cause California clinics providing essential Medicaid prescriptions to shut down. Some clinics may begin charging for drugs.
Following miscarriages, workers have few guarantees for time off or job-based help.
Uterine Cancer Patients Closer to 9/11 Benefits
Advisory committee approved recommendation to add uterine cancer to the list of diseases covered for people in the vicinity of 9/11 terrorist attacks.
5 Things About ‘Free’ At-Home Covid Tests
Every person with private insurance can get full coverage for eight rapid tests a month. Now what?
Forward is ideal for either young people without health insurance or for pre-Medicare patients with insurance that want quick and easy access to health questions.
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