As Seniors Get Sicker, They're More Likely To Drop Medicare ...

NPR–2 hours ago

When Sol Shipotow enrolled in a new Medicare Advantage health plan earlier this year, he expected to keep the doctor who treats his serious …

Washington Post–11 hours ago

“I heard, over and over again, encouragement for my stand against the current version of the Senate and House health-care bills. People were …

CBS News–2 hours ago

Plus, the U.S. spends far more per capita on health care — $9,892 in 2016 — than any other nation. That’s a trend that doesn’t show any sign of …

New York Times–1 hour ago

WASHINGTON — An iffy health care vote. An unresolved budget resolution. A heavy debt ceiling lift. And, of course, there is that tax overhaul …

Los Angeles Times–1 hour ago

She had recently graduated from UCLA with a master’s degree in social welfare and was treating Farsi-speakers in a community mental health …

Nature.com–Jul 4, 2017

Verily’s study, Project Baseline, joins a handful of similar experiments, including one led by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), which …

Forbes–31 minutes ago

This is not your typical ho-hum health care merger. It’s not every day (or every year or every decade) that a medical school with a long …

NPR–Jun 30, 2017

What started to concern me were the increasing premiums that started to feel out of proportion with my actual true costs of health care.

New York Times–Jul 3, 2017

The next day, the state attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, vowed to challenge the Republican health care legislation in court.

USA TODAY–Jul 3, 2017

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has delayed his single-payer health care bill in order to leverage his national platform against the Republican …

As Seniors Get Sicker, They’re More Likely To Drop Medicare …