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Even for those of us who cover the Affordable Care Act (ACA) more or less full time, July 22 was…

It’s hard to think clearly about Health Policy if you ignore the social determinants of health, that is, how each…

Here’s a resource for health care costs – and a creative journalistic model of crowdsourcing, data collection, mapping, reporting and…

A couple of stories have begun to trickle out from states about the impact of Medicaid expansion on hospitals. This…

When Illinois awarded a $33 million contract to a high-priced PR firm to promote insurance coverage under the Affordable Care…

Yesterday, Joanne Kenen shared a guide on using data to cover the Affordable Care Act as well as Charles Ornstein’s…

We posted some data tools from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for the Health Policy beat and AHCJ’s New York…

Kentucky, a southern state implementing the ACA, has gotten a fair amount of media attention and we’ve highlighted some of…

Given the recent discussion on the AHCJ discussion list and elsewhere about the right balance between covering the politics of the…

Rural areas have a disproportionate need for primary care physicians but, according to a panel of physicians at Rural Health Journalism…
