By Julie Rovner After a raucous debate lasting nearly a year, the Democrats are united on health care. But that unity does not include a call for a single-payer “Medicare for all” health system. “This […]
By Phil Galewitz New failures are piling up among the member-run health insurance co-ops carrying out one of the Affordable Care Act’s most idealistic goals, leaving just seven remaining when the health law’s fourth enrollment […]
By April Dembosky, KQED There’s something that really bothers Stanford psychiatry professor Keith Humphreys. When he thinks of all the years he spends training the next generation of psychiatrists, the enormous investment in medical school […]
By Chad Terhune In its first detailed disclosure on executive pay, nonprofit Blue Shield of California said Chief Executive Paul Markovich made $3.5 million last year — a 40 percent increase since he took the […]
By Jordan Rau HHS Announces Plans To Curtail Consumers’ Use Of Short-Term Insurance Policies By Jordan RauJune 9, 2016 The Obama administration on Wednesday moved to sharply limit short-term health insurance plans, which a […]
By Michelle Andrews The health law opened the door for millions of young adults to stay on their parents’ health insurance until they turn 26. But there’s a downside to remaining on the family plan. […]
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