Doctors Are Calling It Quits Under Stress of the Pandemic
Thousands of medical practices have closed during the pandemic. Some doctors and nurses are retiring early, others worry about their own health and still others...
Workers with health insurance face rising out-of-pocket costs
The high cost of health care is persisting during the pandemic, even for people lucky enough to still have job-based insurance.
Some workers face looming cutoffs in health insurance
Not only are businesses shedding workers, with the nation’s unemployed numbering roughly 13.6 million, but employers are also cutting expenses like health coverage, and projections...
Major U.S. health insurers report big profits, benefiting from the pandemic
Consumers could be entitled to millions of dollars in rebates under Obamacare rules that cap insurance companies’ profits.
It looks like health insurance but it’s not. ‘Just trust God,’ buyers are told
States, including Washington, are scrutinizing nonprofit Christian cost-sharing ministries that enroll more than a million Americans struggling to pay for medical care, but which aren’t...
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Even employer health insurance is increasingly unaffordable, study finds
Jessie McCormick had to quit her job to afford health care.
What happens if Obamacare is struck down?
President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has announced it changed its position and agreed with a federal judge that the entire Affordable Care Act, not just...