Insurers’ dirty tricks that deprive patients of care
Health insurers use tactics like claim denials, prior authorizations, small networks, surprise billing, and pharmacy benefit managers to limit access to care and increase costs for patients.
Health insurers use tactics like claim denials, prior authorizations, small networks, surprise billing, and pharmacy benefit managers to limit access to care and increase costs for patients.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s bizarre health department test is a recipe for disaster, promoting unscientific and potentially damaging policies.
NHS dentistry’s £200m rescue plan ‘not on track’ as only 22% of dentists take new NHS patients, exacerbating a crisis in access to care.
The unpredictable nature of US healthcare costs is a pressing concern that requires immediate attention, with solutions like healthcare delivery as a supply chain or innovative health insurance design offering potential transparency and alleviating financial burdens.
The impact of obesity on health insurance premiums is a pressing concern that requires immediate attention.
A cancer patient receives a second chance at life after undergoing a rare double lung transplant, thanks to Northwestern Medicine’s pioneering DREAM program.
Most Americans are unaware they can challenge insurance coverage denials, leading to delayed medical care and worsening health issues.
ADHD diagnoses triple in England since 2015, sparking concerns over over-diagnosis vs under-recognition of the complex condition.
Early puberty in girls linked to musk ambrette, a synthetic fragrance found in personal care products, potentially leading to premature development and long-term consequences.
Utah’s Great Salt Lake is shrinking at an alarming rate, releasing toxic dust into the air and posing a significant health risk to surrounding communities.