Study: Health Spending Related To Opioid Treatment Rose More Than 1,300 Percent
(By Julie Appleby for Kaiser Health News) The nation’s ongoing opioid problem comes with staggering physical and emotional costs to
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Insurers May Insist On Counseling Before Genetic Tests For Breast Cancer
(By Michelle Andrews for Kaiser Health News) Health care providers and insurers agree that it’s in everyone’s best interest to refer
Read MoreWho Does Your Physician Actually Work For?
A recent report by the Physicians Advocacy Institute (click here to access the “Physician Employment Trends” report) indicates that more and
Read MoreNew Approach to Establishing Market Rates May Have Major Impact on Clinical Labs
The final regulation issued recently by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) addressing the process for determining reimbursement rates
Read MoreRetiring Off-Shore? Some Things to Know
People considering–or planning–to retire outside of the United States can take steps to have their Social Security checks follow them
Read MoreTossing Unused Surgical Supplies Wastes Millions Of Dollars, Study Finds
(By Ana B. Ibarra for Kaiser Health News) It’s long been a problem for the nation’s hospitals: A staggering number
Read MoreFDA weighs crackdown that could shut hundreds of stem cell clinics
(By Usha Lee McFarling for STAT) Scientists on Monday will urge the Food and Drug Administration to crack down on
Read MoreInvestigators find another superbug case in the US
(By Helen Branswell for STAT) There’s some moderately good news and bad news from the Centers for Disease Control and
Read More5 reasons why no one has built a better EpiPen
(By Meghana Keshavan for STAT) Boston mom Denise Clark has been buying EpiPens annually for the past 16 years, ever
Read MoreMedicare Advantage Plans–Some Questions to Ask Yourself Now!
If you’re considering switching to a Medicare Advantage plan in the coming year, or if you’re contemplating switching back to
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