Why hospitals are making patients sicker
Consumers expect hospitals to be sterile, safe environments where sick people get better, not sicker. However, an analysis by Consumer Reports […]
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Medicare celebrates 50th Anniversary
Today is the 50th Anniversary of Medicare. Medicare helped my parents, and it’s helped millions of older Americans. My parents
Medicare Part D prescription drug prices more expensive than Medicaid, veterans programs, and other developed countries, study reports
Because of congressional restrictions on the government’s ability to negotiate with the pharmaceutical industry, Medicare Part D drug prices are
Supreme Court upholds Affordable Care Act subsidies
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that tax credit subsidies, which help make health insurance more affordable for low-income Americans,
Affordable Care Act bringing benefits to older Americans, consumer group says
On the 5th Anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, Medicare Rights Center Pres. Joe Baker offers this evaluation of the
Pharmaceutical manufacturer settles kickback charges with 49 states, D.C.
Daiichi Sankyo has reached a settlement with 49 states and the District of Columbia resolving charges that it violated federal
Today is the deadline to enroll in health plan for 2015
There's still time to enroll in a plan for 2015 that meets your needs and budget, but time is running
Obama’s suggests positive programs for baby boomer consumers in State of the Union address
Despite the fact that Republicans now control both houses of Congress, Pres. Barack Obama was upbeat in his State of
Trends and considerations in Gray Divorce
By Jennifer Payseno, family law attorney at McKinley Irvin Although the overall divorce rate has declined over the last 20