By Phil Galewitz and Andy Miller, Kaiser Health News A record 13.6 million Americans have signed up for health coverage for 2022 on the Affordable Care Act...
By Paul Shafer, Assistant Professor, Health Law, Policy, and Management, Boston University and Alex Hoagland, PhD Candidate in Health Economics, Boston University Many Americans breathed a...
For people who’ve been without health insurance during the pandemic, relief is in sight. In January, President Joe Biden signed an executive order to open up the federal...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday listed the parts of the Affordable Care Act that he said Americans had come to a consensus in support of....
From the counselor who provides a lifeline to isolated patients struggling with substance use disorder, to the nurse who holds the phone for their COVID-19 patient...
Flanked by dump trucks and construction equipment, some adorned with flags and campaign signs, Vice President Mike Pence told hundreds of supporters about the need to...
After hitting a historically low rate in 2016, the number of uninsured children has gradually grown to eliminate progress made in the country. Ohio, alone, had...
When Jessica Hair’s water broke, she wasn’t worried about becoming bankrupt. The North Royalton resident was just worried about her baby boy, born a month early,...
Making hospitals publish list prices for common medical procedures is being touted as a way for health consumers to shop for the best deal. But a...
The Trump administration last month joined 18 states in asking the U.S. Supreme Court to invalidate the Affordable Care Act, arguing, “the entire ACA must fall.” The...
The coronavirus is a double whammy. Many are losing health coverage at the same time they’re threatened with a disease that often leads to hospital stays...
State leaders have already slashed half a billion dollars from the state budget, so billions in additional federal funding for Medicaid might sound good right now to those...
