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Patients Pay the Price: Private Equity’s Healthcare Impact
Private equity firms buy hospitals to ostensively improve operations and finances, but their changes lead to higher patient healthcare costs. Yet, physicians can no longer own hospitals.
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The No Surprises Act Prevents Predatory Billing. Sometimes.
Outrageously high medical bills are still a thing because of loopholes in Federal law.
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Hidden Healthcare Costs After Your Out-of-Pocket Maximum
You may think the silver lining of reaching your out-of-pocket maximum is that your insurance will now cover all of your healthcare costs. We’ve all thought it, and sadly, we’re wrong.
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Prior Authorizations: Your Doctor-Recommended Care Denied
You’re denied care, and your doctor is burned out. Why? Prior authorizations and claim denials.
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Co-Insurance & Co-Pays Negatively Impact Wallets & Wellbeing
You may be in for some not-so-fun surprises if you think your health insurance is going to fully cover your healthcare costs after you pay your premiums and meet your annual deductible.
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Health Insurance Deductibles Explained
In the US, 51% of insured adults are uncertain about at least one feature of their insurance.
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Health Insurance Premiums Cost More Than Mortgages
US insurance premiums now cost 39% more than mortgages.
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The Gift of Honesty: How Truth Transformed a Child’s Perspective on Dad’s Survival
Hi. I’m a kid. FYI, I’m also funny. That probably isn’t the introduction you’re used to, but it turns out it’s important. Because, as you may have experienced, newfangled kids like me think a bit differently than you adults. But […]
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Hanging With Our Kid…Scooby Doo
Transcript Scooby-Doo Glaucomflecken: [00:00:00] Knock, knock. Hi, knock, knock. Hi. Will: Hello. Welcome to a special edition of Knock, knock High. What should we call this? Like a, A slice of life with the Glock and Flacons. Knock, knock, knock, […]
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The Meaningful Thing that One Paramedic Did During My Husband’s Medical Emergency
This is Lieutenant Gregg. He is one of the first responders who helped us when my husband’s heart stopped beating in his sleep three years ago. On his way up the stairs to our bedroom, Lt. Gregg stopped briefly in […]