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Journalist explains why Medigap plans might be best for seniors
There’s no denying that MA plans are attractive to seniors because many of them offer multiple benefits for low monthly…
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AHCJ announces 2022 Health Performance Reporting Fellows
COLUMBIA, Mo. —The Association of Health Care Journalists has awarded AHCJ Reporting Fellowships on Health Care Performance to five journalists,…
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AHCJ urges HHS Sect. Becerra to hold more briefings
AHCJ is calling on Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra to make himself available for questioning by reporters. In…
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Highlights from AHCJ’s inaugural Mental Health Summit
AHCJ wrapped up its first-ever Summit on Mental Health on Thursday night, with speakers highlighting the strain the pandemic placed…
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Materials available from association’s first Mental Health Summit
AHCJ wrapped up its first-ever Summit on Mental Health on Thursday night, with speakers highlighting the strain the pandemic placed…
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AHCJ’s first-ever Summit on Mental Health begins Monday
From devastating death tolls, strict stay-at-home orders, virtual learning, and a constant state of uncertainty, it’s no surprise that the…
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Tips for covering veteran and non-veteran nursing homes
Lindy Washburn, a health care reporter for the USA Today Network, northjersey.com & The Record, is known for reporting on…
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James Madison Project offers pro bono legal, professional advice on FOIA
In the past few Administrations, we have seen increasing amounts of secrecy. The federal Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA”) is…
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Climate change and health equity
Climate change is one of the biggest public health threats today, particularly when it comes to health inequities or preventable…
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AHCJ has a new managing editor
Erica Tricarico, a graduate of Howard University and the master’s program in journalism at CUNY, will join the staff of…