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Report shows rising insurance costs erode workers’ earnings, increase disparities
Rising health insurance premium rates have cost families with workplace coverage more than $125,000 in earnings over three recent decades,…
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U.S. drug prices are 278% higher than 33 other countries, report shows
Prices for brand-name and generic drugs in 2022 were nearly three times higher in the U.S. than in comparable countries.
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Why ACA enrollment has broken records for the third year in a row
In the 10 years since the Affordable Care Act became effective, it’s never been more popular than it is today.
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Coverage 101: Using the new state media guides to write big stories
In this webinar, learn how to navigate and report on health insurance in each state with Georgetown University’s new primers.
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Covering financial toxicity: One woman’s struggle with the high cost of cancer care
April Donaldson, cancer patient and mother of three, is one of millions of Americans struggling with the financially toxic effects…
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AHCJ releases interactive state-by-state health insurance guide
The new tool will help health care journalists understand and navigate the complexities of the U.S. health insurance system.
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For 2024, 80% of ACA enrollees can get health insurance for $10 a month, CMS says
Many consumers may still be unaware that health insurance is more affordable than ever when shopping on the federal and…
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As open enrollment begins, older adults have questions about how to afford Medicare coverage
Many Americans ages 65 and up have difficulty affording Medicare premiums and prescription drugs. Journalists have an opportunity to help…
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Why you should cover the slow COVID-19 vaccine rollout and insurance concerns
Journalists have an opportunity to reach out to their readers, viewers and listeners to gather case study examples and challenge…
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Prior approval: Journalists and researchers show health insurers’ performance is abysmal
In the past year, journalists and health researchers have uncovered troubling facts about how health insurers fail members by delaying…