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The list of problems with primary care today is long and long-standing. Patients are frustrated and confused. Providers feel pressure…

The federal government released data today showing what hospitals across the country charge Medicare for the same treatment or procedure.…

We’ve posted a tip sheet from the National Immigration Law Center on how the Affordable Care Act affects immigrants. They…

Insurers are beginning to file their rate requests and, naturally, they are beginning to generate headlines as well as more…

Here’s a great piece by Carla Johnson, an Associated Press medical writer and AHCJ board member. She highlights a little-known…

An estimated 5.3 million children are expected to get dental coverage next year through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care…

The Wall Street Journal and Louise Radnofsky did a nice package of interactive graphics and maps on state health spending. As…

We write a lot on this blog about state developments, the exchanges and Medicaid expansion, as that’s a huge part…

Electronic health records are a tool, the bottom floor on creating standards to move from mere billing and data collection…

At Health Journalism 2013, I led a panel about state implementation of the health law (Angie Drobnic Holan of the…
