While telehealth services may boost access to a physician, they don't necessarily reduce healthcare spending, contrary to assertions by telehealth companies, research suggests

Are Virtual Doctor Visits Really Cost-Effective?

‘Right-To-Try’ Laws Expose Dying Patients To Exploitation, Ethicists Warn

'Right-To-Try' Laws Expose Dying Patients To Exploitation, Ethicists Warn

Despite a disappointing fourth quarter of 2016, J. Mario Molina, CEO of Molina Healthcare, remains a fan of the Affordable Care Act overall and hopes Congress will consult with him and other insurers as it debates the health law’s fate.

Faring Better Than Many ACA Insurers, Molina Backs Health Law 'Tuneup'

At least 83% of the nation’s largest patient advocacy groups take contributions from the drug, medical device, and biotech industries, raising questions about whether they consistently put patients first.

Patient Advocacy Groups Rake In Donations From Pharma

A Maine physician helps her patients sidestep the costs of an EpiPen by purchasing reusable auto-injectors and filling them with epinephrine herself.

Instead Of Trashing A $600 EpiPen, Some Patients Get A Refill

Hospitals, Both Rural And Urban, Dread Losing Ground With Health Law Repeal

Indiana's Claims About Its Medicaid Experiment Don't All Check Out

Vermont Tests The Waters On GOP Health Care Overhaul

Vermont Tests The Waters On GOP Health Care Overhaul

Threat Of Obamacare Repeal Leaves Community Health Centers In Limbo

Threat Of Obamacare Repeal Leaves Community Health Centers In Limbo

The bill says that it is the "intent of the Legislature" to enact a law that would establish a single-payer health care program for the benefit of everyone in the state. It does not offer specifics of what the plan would look like, nor does it mention a t

Single-Payer Health Care Bill Introduced In California Senate

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