Checking the pulse of Florida health care news and policy
Welcome back to Diagnosis, a vertical that focuses on the crossroads of health care policy and politics. ___…
Morrisey seeks public input on West Virginia’s rural health care fund application | West Virginia
CHARLESTON — Gov. Patrick Morrisey is asking for public input on West Virginia’s application for millions of dollars…
How changes to federal health programs will affect rural Utah
When Kasey Shakespear broke his leg as a teenager, it took eight hours to get the care he…
Coloradans can get the COVID shot, but could have to pay
Anyone 6 months and older who wants a COVID-19 shot in Colorado can now get one, but the…
Flood of health care changes has Grand Junction free clinic fearing a wave of new patients
Used equipment, donations and probably more than a century of collective medical experience allow the Good Samaritan Clinic…
Planned Parenthood of Ohio can’t accept Medicaid after Sept. 15
Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio can no longer accept Medicaid as payment starting Sept. 15 − the result…
The Coming Crisis in Health Care and the Crisis We Already Have
A health care crisis is coming. It may be here as soon as this winter. Analysts estimate that…
Insurance department approves double-digit rate hikes for 2026 health plans
Officials with the Connecticut Insurance Department announced Wednesday they have signed off on an average rate hike of…
Tom Banning: How Trump, Texas could finally transform U.S. health care | Opinion
America’s health care system is stuck in the past and long overdue for transformation. Despite remarkable advancements in…
Tax Credits Support Affordable Marketplace Plans
Millions of Americans, including many ages adults 50–64, depend on private health insurance from the nongroup (individual) market,…
The South’s Oral Health Crisis Is a Matter of Policy Choice
In the Deep South, it’s not uncommon to meet someone who has lost every tooth in their mouth—not…
Opinion: As health care costs rise, Coloradans battling cancer will endure even more financial hardships
Cancer is the leading cause of death in Colorado, with 44,527 dying from cancer in 2024; and nearly…