Federal policy changes that decrease risk pooling will lead to higher insurance premiums for less-healthy populations and greater numbers of uninsured Americans.

Studies have shown that requiring a pre-approval for a medication that a person is already on increases the odds of it being discontinued sevenfold.

Thousands of Rhode Islanders dropped health insurance coverage through Rhode Island's public insurance marketplace instead of maintaining plans with rising premiums and lower subsidies, HealthSource ...

Healthcare costs keep many tied to their jobs. A new decentralized model could expand access to care and improve equity for entrepreneurs, gig workers and employees.

While there has been an increase in financial independence among women, personal health insurance ownership still lags far ...

The healthcare market is hindered in many ways, but the core structural problem is simple: The person receiving care is almost never the person actually paying for it. Roughly 90 cents of every dollar ...

A well-designed comprehensive policy with adequate sum insured, strong hospitalisation coverage, and preventive health benefits is generally sufficient when you’re healthy.

An 81-year-old psychologist reflects on his health journey, advocating for affordable, universal health care in America.

This February has been the 100th anniversary of acknowledging U.S. Black American history and the 50th anniversary of the official recognition of Black History Month. What explains why so many people ...

Speed in claims settlement is not determined by insurers alone. It rests on a foundational principle of insurance: utmost ...

In today’s healthcare system, patient care is only one side of the equation. Finances, which factor in how providers get paid for their services, support operational viability. Revenue cycle ...