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Just seven years after the federal government announced plans to invest in health information technology (HIT) for physicians and hospitals,…

It’s no secret that health care prices nationwide vary widely from one market to the next, and even within individual…

Last fall, I was fortunate to hear journalist Ellen Gabler give a presentation about one of her investigations to a…

Research from the Health Care Pricing Project shows that when hospitals have a monopoly in a market, prices are 15.3…

Don’t take my word for it. Check out what others have said about Adam Cancryn’s coverage of the growing number…

Medicare Advantage enrollment is soaring, defying expectations after $150 billion in spending cuts over a decade that were part of…

In Milwaukee on Thursday, President Obama reported that, under the Affordable Care Act, 20 million Americans who were previously uninsured…

What does it take to write an award-winning article? For Richard Mark Kirkner, the process involved finding the right idea,…

When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled March 1 in Gobeille v. Liberty Mutual, the justices gave journalists a chance to…

Hospitals have been merging and acquiring physician practices at a breakneck pace. They say it’s what they have to do…
