Texas Abortion Law Has Women Waiting Longer, and Paying More
Clinics and patients experience the effects of a 2013 state law that is at the center of a case being…
House Panel Denounces E.P.A. Actions in Flint Crisis
A congressional panel accused Susan Hedman of not responding forcefully enough when she learned the city was not adding an…
Sharing Their Faith, and Their Medical Bills
Interest in health care sharing ministries has grown among people who want to follow their religious beliefs, save money and…
With Health Care Switch, Kentucky Ventures Into the Unknown
Kentucky is the first state to abandon a homegrown insurance exchange that works well, and residents will need to use…
Many See I.R.S. Penalties as More Affordable Than Insurance
Expensive premiums and high deductibles for policies sold under the Affordable Care Act make tax penalties the preferred option for…
Kaiser Permanente Plans to Open a Medical School
The system’s leaders said their central goal was to teach Kaiser’s model of integrated care to a new generation of…
Americans Who Don’t Buy Health Coverage Face Heftier Fine in ’16, Analysis Finds
Americans who remain uninsured in 2016 despite having the option of buying health coverage through an Affordable Care Act marketplace…
Remaking Medicine: Kentucky, Beacon for Health Law, Now a Lab for Its Retreat
The only Southern state to embrace the Affordable Care Act appears headed in a different direction under a new governor,…
Groups Want Federal Health Exchange to Register Voters, Too
People seeking health insurance through the online federal exchange will also be offered something they may not expect: a chance…
Medicaid Costs Rise, Report Says, but Not More Than Most States Expected
The increase in spending was largely a result of the tide of newly eligible beneficiaries in states that had expanded…