Opinion | Open Enrollment Reminds Us How Easy It Is to Lose Health Insurance in America

A few days before New Year’s Eve, an unfamiliar health insurance card for me arrived in the mail. I assumed

Disparities are killing Ohio. Medicare for all needed in Columbus, state

These days, Ohio’s healthcare system increasingly feels like a house divided against itself. Many Ohioans are grappling with the effects

Consumers know it’s fall when stores start offering Halloween candy and flu shots — and airwaves and mailboxes are filled

Mind Foundry, an artificial intelligence startup vying to help insurers decide which drivers should be covered, has raised $22 million

Georgia’s new Medicaid program for low-income adults continues to enroll people at a slow rate, with just 1,300 people so

Lawmakers continued to wrestle with Indiana’s high health care costs Thursday, determining which state actions would be effective to strengthen

Pfizer told pharmacies and clinics this week it will soon price a five-day course of COVID-19 treatment Paxlovid at almost

Inflation that has sent the cost of groceries and rent soaring over the past three years is now surfacing in

More than 1,300 health care workers at PeaceHealth say they could lose their health insurance if the upcoming strike planned

Amazon ‘s sheer scale and potential for margin improvements should give it a leg up, according to Stifel. The firm