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#california
ABC7 San Francisco
1 day ago
California

Gov. Newsom criticized for proposal to eliminate health benefit for some disabled immigrants

California Gov. Gavin Newsom facing backlash for cutting health benefits for certain low-income immigrants with disabilities amidst budget deficit. [ more ]
Los Angeles Times
3 months ago
Public health

New eligibility rules mean nearly 2 million on Medi-Cal can now save for a rainy day

Millions of Medi-Cal beneficiaries can now hold onto a modest nest egg without losing coverage.
The eligibility change has opened the door for thousands who previously did not qualify for Medi-Cal. [ more ]
New York Post
4 months ago
Medicine

NY should worry about Gavin Newsom's funding health care for illegal migrants in California

California provides full health insurance to low-income undocumented immigrants
Expansion of benefits for undocumented immigrants in California [ more ]
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#medicaid
www.nytimes.com
4 days ago
US news

Have You Enrolled in Georgia's Medicaid Work Requirement Program? We'd Like to Hear From You.

Georgia's Pathways to Coverage program requires 80 hours of professional, academic, or community activities for Medicaid eligibility, unique as the sole Medicaid work requirement program in the US. [ more ]
Axios
1 month ago
Healthcare

Surge in ACA enrollment brings tradeoffs for kids

More kids are transitioning from Medicaid to ACA marketplace for coverage, with differences in benefits and provider choices.
ACA enrollment for kids increased by 40% due to factors like lost Medicaid coverage and new policies boosting marketplace enrollment. [ more ]
The Nation
2 months ago
Public health

America Is Fast Becoming a Death-Dealing Nation

16 million Americans lost healthcare coverage since March 2023 due to Medicaid changes.
The end of pandemic-era Medicaid expansion programs is impacting millions of uninsured individuals. [ more ]
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www.thelocal.de
4 days ago
Germany news

Five ways working in Germany is better than employment in the US

Significant paid sick leave time in Germany stands out compared to the US. [ more ]
#legislation
Brooklyn Eagle
1 week ago
Brooklyn

Carroll's Dyslexia Diagnosis Access Act moves forward in state Senate

Private health insurance may soon cover neuropsychological exams for dyslexia diagnosis, potentially benefiting many families and improving outcomes for children. [ more ]
www.bostonherald.com
3 months ago
Public health

States target health insurers' prior authorization' red tape

Insurers use prior authorization to control costs and protect patients from unnecessary treatment, but it can be frustrating and interfere with care.
The Biden administration announced new rules to streamline the prior authorization process, and some states are considering additional legislation. [ more ]
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Independent
1 week ago
Healthcare

Readers' questions: 'I'm visiting the US, so do I need travel insurance? I have good health cover'

Having good health insurance with cover abroad up to €100,000 may eliminate the need for separate travel insurance for a family trip to California. [ more ]
#weight-loss
www.theguardian.com
1 week ago
Writing

I haven't tried Ozempic but I know how it feels | Megan Nolan

Walking in New York can be euphoric or agonizing; lack of health insurance led to a challenging health journey with unexpected side effects. [ more ]
Entrepreneur
2 months ago
Wellness

Is Wegovy Covered By Insurance? These Insurers Offer Coverage | Entrepreneur

Major health insurance companies in the U.S. are starting to cover Novo Nordisk's weight loss injection Wegovy.
The FDA approved Wegovy for heart health after a study showed it could reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke by 20%. [ more ]
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#data-breach
TechCrunch
2 weeks ago
Privacy professionals

Healthcare company WebTPA discloses breach affecting 2.5 million people | TechCrunch

Personal information of 2.5 million individuals, including Social Security numbers, was exposed in a data breach at a Texas-based health insurance company. [ more ]
Databreaches
3 months ago
Privacy professionals

Data breach of two third-party payment operators affects more than 33 million in France: CNIL opens an investigation

Viamedis and Almerys, operators managing payment for complementary health insurance, experienced a computer attack in January that compromised data for over 33 million people.
Data compromised in the breach includes marital status, date of birth, social security numbers, and health insurance contract details. [ more ]
SecurityWeek
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

PharMerica Discloses Data Breach Impacting 5.8 Million Individuals

National pharmacy network PharMerica last week started sending out notification letters to more than 5.8 million individuals to disclose a data breach that occurred in March.Owned by BrightSpring Health, a provider of home and community-based health services, PharMerica operates over 2,500 facilities across the US and offers more than 3,100 pharmacy and healthcare programs.
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Fast Company
3 weeks ago
NYC LGBT

Gay couple files class-action lawsuit against NYC for IVF coverage

New York City faces lawsuit for IVF discrimination against gay male employees. [ more ]
www.cbc.ca
1 month ago
Canada news

Government hits Canada Life with financial sanctions as public servants endure messy benefits switch | CBC News

The federal government is imposing financial sanctions on Canada Life over ongoing issues with public service health insurance claims. [ more ]
Irish Independent
1 month ago
Healthcare

Boost for competition as Aviva joins forces to launch new health insurance provider

The launch of a new health insurance provider by Aviva and Douglasdale is set to introduce competition and choice to the Irish market. [ more ]
#marketplace
PortlandTribune.com
1 month ago
Healthcare

More people buy private health insurance plans as thousands lose Medicaid coverage

More people in Oregon opted for private health insurance due to Medicaid coverage loss. [ more ]
Truthout
11 months ago
Left-wing politics

"Labyrinth of Red Tape": Majority of People With Health Insurance Have Issues With Coverage

The American health insurance system leaves both uninsured and insured people to languish, polling suggests.Martin Barraud / Stone / Getty Images / Texturelabs The American health insurance system is expensive, actively antagonizes patients, and leaves millions of people without access to coverage - and, as a new poll shows, is often dysfunctional even for the majority of people who have an insurance plan.
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www.bostonherald.com
2 months ago
Medicine

When copay assistance backfires on patients

Employers may stop counting copay assistance from drugmakers towards annual deductibles, leading patients to pay more out-of-pocket.
Patients can face unexpected high bills for medications when insurers or employers implement copay accumulator programs. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
Public health

Opinion | Obamacare Is in Grave Danger, Again

Access to health insurance for those with preexisting conditions improved under Obamacare
Obamacare significantly reduced the percentage of Americans without health insurance. [ more ]
Oracle
2 months ago
Java

Java at the heart of delivering German Health Care Insurance excellence

The German health system is funded through mandatory health care insurance with statutory and standard plans.
TK, a leading health insurance provider in Germany, uses innovative Java solutions to adapt to legislative changes and ensure quality service. [ more ]
www.npr.org
3 months ago
Health

Bayer makes a deal on popular contraceptive with Mark Cuban's online pharmacy

Cost Plus Drugs adds Yaz from Bayer at discounts
Brand name drugs available with 15% markup on Cost Plus Drugs [ more ]
TechCrunch
3 months ago
Startup companies

How a French health insurance unicorn plans to leverage AI to reach profitability | TechCrunch

Alan has reached a valuation of €2.7 billion after raising a €183 million Series E funding round.
The company has expanded its services to become a one-stop shop for all things related to health. [ more ]
Independent
3 months ago
Public health

More cash for less cover: So is health insurance worth the cost anymore?

Health insurance premiums in Ireland are rising at the fastest pace in a decade.
Options for individuals include downgrading cover or finding other ways to get care. [ more ]
#medicare-advantage
Theregister
3 months ago
Artificial intelligence

US regulators crack down on AI playing doctor in healthcare

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has informed health insurance companies that using AI algorithms to determine eligibility for government healthcare coverage is not compliant with Medicare rules.
The memo seems to address controversy surrounding the use of AI software in denying Medicare Advantage coverage, which has led to lawsuits and accusations of faulty AI systems. [ more ]
Ars Technica
3 months ago
Artificial intelligence

AI cannot be used to deny health care coverage, feds clarify to insurers

Health insurance companies cannot use algorithms or AI to determine care or deny coverage for Medicare Advantage plans.
A memo from CMS clarifies this rule after lawsuits claim UnitedHealth and Humana used flawed AI tool to deny care to elderly patients. [ more ]
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Bloomberg
3 months ago
Privacy technologies

Bloomberg

Health insurers are increasingly using AI to assess claims and detect fraud
AI can analyze large amounts of data more quickly and accurately than human analysts [ more ]
#affordable-care-act
Kqed
4 months ago
Public health

Covered California's Enrollment Deadline Now Extended to Feb. 9 | KQED

21.3 million people in the US enrolled in a health care plan through the ACA
There is a push for standardized plans to make it easier for people to choose [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
4 months ago
US politics

It's Boom Times for Obamacare. Will They Last?

Record sign-ups for Affordable Care Act's marketplaces for 2024
Enrollment surge attributed to more generous federal subsidies [ more ]
www.npr.org
4 months ago
Public health

Mary Lou Retton's health insurance explanation sparks some mental gymnastics

Mary Lou Retton, former Olympic gymnast, revealed that she couldn't afford health insurance and owes big hospital bills after a serious illness.
Retton cited preexisting conditions and cost as the reasons she didn't buy coverage, which are addressed by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). [ more ]
english.elpais.com
4 months ago
Left-wing politics

Obamacare' sign-ups surge to 20 million, days before open enrollment closes

20 million people have signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces, a record-breaking figure.
Sign-ups spiked after Biden took office, with Democrats rolling out tax breaks that give access to low-cost plans. [ more ]
english.elpais.com
4 months ago
Left-wing politics

Obamacare' sign-ups surge to 20 million, days before open enrollment closes

20 million people have signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces, a record-breaking figure.
Sign-ups spiked after Biden took office, with Democrats rolling out tax breaks that give access to low-cost plans. [ more ]
Cbsnews
4 months ago
Public health

Record 20 million Americans sign up for Affordable Care Act health coverage in 2024

Twenty million Americans signed up for affordable health insurance for 2024, breaking enrollment records under the Affordable Care Act for the third consecutive year.
President Biden criticized Republicans for blocking efforts to make lower health care premiums permanent, stating that their healthcare plan would raise costs for millions of Americans. [ more ]
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#premium-increases
Independent.ie
4 months ago
Public health

Families facing health insurance hikes of up to 600 after latest VHI rate rise

VHI, Ireland's largest health insurer, is increasing premiums for the third time since last March, with some plans also experiencing benefit reductions.
Families renewing on the same plans will face premium hikes of up to €600 due to the three increases.
The increase in premiums is accompanied by an increase in excess for some out-patient claims. [ more ]
Independent.ie
4 months ago
Public health

Is health insurance inertia costing you hundreds of euro?

Seven out of 10 people with private health cover have no plans to change providers when their renewal is due.
Inertia is the main reason people are reluctant to switch plans or providers. [ more ]
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Alleywatch
4 months ago
NYC startup

The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report: 1/29/24

Artificial intelligence (AI) and satellite technology companies are among those raising significant funding this week.
Startups in various industries, including climate resilience, data validation, health insurance, and audio AI, are also securing funding. [ more ]
Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
4 months ago
Public health

Is Your Health Insurer Breaking the Law? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly

Health insurers are routinely flouting state laws and illegally denying coverage to patients.
State insurance departments are ill-equipped and prioritize solvency over consumer protection. [ more ]
Axios
4 months ago
Public health

Health insurance premiums are eating into workers' wages

Families with workplace health insurance may have missed out on $125,000 in earnings over the past three decades due to rising premiums.
Rising health insurance costs are affecting workers' wages, particularly low-income employees and people of color. [ more ]
#mary-lou-retton
www.mercurynews.com
4 months ago
Public health

Mary Lou Retton's reasons for being uninsured before hospital stay still raise questions

Mary Lou Retton's appearance on the Today show raised questions about her lack of health insurance and the handling of online donations.
Retton and her daughters have not responded to reporters' questions about her income and the hospital she was treated in. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
4 months ago
Public health

Mary Lou Retton tries to explain why she couldn't afford health insurance

Mary Lou Retton, the 1984 Olympics champion, revealed that she couldn't afford health insurance before being hospitalized with a rare form of pneumonia.
Retton's family had to start a crowdfunding campaign to help cover her hospital bill, which raised a total of $459,000. [ more ]
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www.npr.org
4 months ago
Health

2024 will see record signups for ACA health insurance plans

2024 projected to be a record year for signups on ACA exchanges
Reasons for increased signups include expanded subsidies and awareness campaigns [ more ]
english.elpais.com
4 months ago
Public health

Obamacare' sign-ups surge to 20 million, days before open enrollment closes

20 million people have signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces, a record-breaking figure.
Sign-ups spiked after Biden took office, with Democrats rolling out tax breaks that give access to low-cost plans. [ more ]
#covid-19-testing
KQED
5 months ago
Coronavirus

Need a Free COVID Test? Try Your Local Public Library | KQED

Order free at-home COVID-19 tests from the U.S. government via USPS
Get reimbursed for COVID test purchases by your health insurance
Find a COVID-19 test through your health care provider
Find a COVID-19 test through the state or federal government
Find a COVID-19 test at your local pharmacy [ more ]
KQED
5 months ago
Coronavirus

Need a Free COVID Test? Try Your Local Public Library | KQED

Order free at-home COVID-19 tests from the U.S. government via USPS
Get reimbursed for COVID test purchases by your health insurance
Find a COVID-19 test through your health care provider
Find a COVID-19 test through the state or federal government
Find a COVID-19 test at your local pharmacy [ more ]
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KQED
5 months ago
Public health

Need a Free COVID Test? Try Your Local Public Library | KQED

Order free at-home COVID-19 tests from the U.S. government via USPS
Get reimbursed for COVID test purchases by your health insurance
Find a COVID-19 test through your health care provider
Find a COVID-19 test through the state or federal government
Find a COVID-19 test at your local pharmacy [ more ]
#mental-health
www.npr.org
5 months ago
Health

Most Americans with mental health needs don't get treatment, report finds

Two-thirds of Americans with a diagnosed mental health condition couldn't access treatment in 2021 despite having health insurance.
Only one-third of insured individuals received follow-up care within a month after visiting an emergency department or hospital during a mental health crisis. [ more ]
www.npr.org
5 months ago
Health

Most Americans with mental health needs don't get treatment, report finds

Two-thirds of Americans with a diagnosed mental health condition couldn't access treatment in 2021 despite having health insurance.
Only one-third of insured individuals received follow-up care within a month after visiting an emergency department or hospital during a mental health crisis. [ more ]
www.npr.org
5 months ago
Health

Most Americans with mental health needs don't get treatment, report finds

Two-thirds of Americans with a diagnosed mental health condition couldn't access treatment in 2021 despite having health insurance.
Only one-third of insured individuals received follow-up care within a month after visiting an emergency department or hospital during a mental health crisis. [ more ]
www.cnn.com
11 months ago
US politics

Most people have problems with their health insurance but like it anyway

Most Americans have run into trouble using their health insurance in the past year, but the majority still like their coverage, a new report has found.Some 58% of insured adults have had at least one problem in the past year, according to a survey from KFF, formerly the Kaiser Family Foundation, released on Thursday.
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www.npr.org
5 months ago
Mental health

Most Americans with mental health needs don't get treatment, report finds

Two-thirds of Americans with a diagnosed mental health condition couldn't access treatment in 2021 despite having health insurance.
Only one-third of insured individuals received follow-up care within a month after visiting an emergency department or hospital during a mental health crisis. [ more ]
www.npr.org
5 months ago
Public health

Most Americans with mental health needs don't get treatment, report finds

Two-thirds of Americans with a diagnosed mental health condition couldn't access treatment in 2021 despite having health insurance.
Only one-third of insured individuals received follow-up care within a month after visiting an emergency department or hospital during a mental health crisis. [ more ]
KQED
5 months ago
Coronavirus

How to Get Reimbursed for At-Home COVID Tests This Winter | KQED

The federal government has stopped requiring insurance companies to reimburse for at-home COVID tests in California.
Some insurance companies in California are still covering the cost of at-home tests but may have restrictions on where they can be obtained. [ more ]
#health insurance
www.npr.org
5 months ago
Public health

Medicare open enrollment ends today. Ignoring the deadline could cost you

Many seniors avoid changing their Medicare plans during open enrollment due to the complexity and overwhelming number of options.
Only 10% of beneficiaries switched Medicare Advantage plans in 2019. [ more ]
The Drum
6 months ago
Marketing

In the face of keyword competition, here's how AIA New Zealand cut through

AIA New Zealand and Together won the Technical Innovation category and The Grand Prix at The Drum Awards for Search.
Health and life insurance is a highly competitive market in New Zealand, with an increase in advertising investment and new entrants.
AIA New Zealand discovered that TV advertising stimulates overall category searches, not just their brand. [ more ]
The Drum
6 months ago
Marketing

In the face of keyword competition, here's how AIA New Zealand cut through

AIA New Zealand and Together won the Technical Innovation category and The Grand Prix at The Drum Awards for Search.
Health and life insurance is a highly competitive market in New Zealand, with an increase in advertising investment and new entrants.
AIA New Zealand discovered that TV advertising stimulates overall category searches, not just their brand. [ more ]
Independent.ie
6 months ago
Public health

Fears of third health insurance hike within a year from VHI and Laya

Health insurers in Ireland are expected to announce price hikes following Irish Life's decision to raise prices by 4.8% for its customers.
The increase in premium rates is due to a surge in claims costs, particularly for procedures carried out in private hospitals.
VHI and Laya are likely to follow suit and announce price increases, as they have already implemented two premium rate rises this year. [ more ]
Independent.ie
6 months ago
Public health

Irish health insurer announces third price rise in move to cost families up to 600 extra

Irish Life Health is implementing a 4.8% increase in premium rates starting in January, following previous similar-sized increases in July and March.
Certain plans will become 20% more expensive for those renewing, with the popular 4 D Health 2 plan adding an additional €600 to the cost for a family of two adults and two children.
The price changes are being made due to an increase in the volume and size of claims, primarily through the private hospital network. [ more ]
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The Drum
6 months ago
Business intelligence

In the face of keyword competition, here's how AIA New Zealand cut through

AIA New Zealand and Together won the Technical Innovation category and The Grand Prix at The Drum Awards for Search.
Health and life insurance is a highly competitive market in New Zealand, with an increase in advertising investment and new entrants.
AIA New Zealand discovered that TV advertising stimulates overall category searches, not just their brand. [ more ]
#san-francisco
Eater SF
11 months ago
Food & drink

The 8 Most Shocking Takeaways From the New Report on Hi Felicia

The whirlwind closure of Oakland's Hi Felicia on May 24 following a highly publicized burglary led to multiple reports about the difficult work environment at both the permanent restaurant that opened in 2022 and in Hi Felicia's early days as a pop-up.On Thursday, June 8, the San Francisco Chronicle detailed allegations involving sexual harassment and inappropriate comments from Hi Felicia owner and founder Imana, who goes by her first name only, as well as multiple instances of bounced or delayed paychecks.
Eater SF
11 months ago
SF food

The 8 Most Shocking Takeaways From the New Report on Hi Felicia

The whirlwind closure of Oakland's Hi Felicia on May 24 following a highly publicized burglary led to multiple reports about the difficult work environment at both the permanent restaurant that opened in 2022 and in Hi Felicia's early days as a pop-up.On Thursday, June 8, the San Francisco Chronicle detailed allegations involving sexual harassment and inappropriate comments from Hi Felicia owner and founder Imana, who goes by her first name only, as well as multiple instances of bounced or delayed paychecks.
moresan-francisco
#people
KQED
11 months ago
Science

Magic Mushrooms May Treat Depression. But Hurdles to Psilocybin Access Abound | KQED

"A lot of 'dones,' a lot of 'ols,'" she said.Some of them helped her sleep, but left her feeling numb.She recalled thinking, "I still feel sad, so what are we doing here, antidepressants?"Diamond was curious whether a clinically guided mushroom trip would help, and she enrolled in this clinical trial testing the safety and efficacy of psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in "magic mushrooms," for her type of bipolar depression.
Truthout
11 months ago
Left-wing politics

DeSantis Rakes in Big Donor Cash as 250,000 Floridians Get Kicked Off Medicaid

Florida Governor and 2024 presidential hopeful Ron DeSantis speaks during a campaign stop at the Greenville Convention Center in Greenville, South Carolina, on June 2, 2023.LOGAN CYRUS / AFP via Getty Images Hundreds of thousands of poor Floridians have been kicked off Medicaid in recent weeks as their Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, travels the country for his 2024 presidential bid and rakes in campaign cash from big donors.
www.nytimes.com
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

Opinion | Scripts Generated by A.I.? Get Me Rewrite!

As the strike by unions representing thousands of film and TV writers approaches its second month, the role that A.I. might play in writing scripts remains one of the biggest issues.While the Writers Guild of America has expressed a willingness to work with A.I. as a tool, some producers are dreaming bigger: They want to replace humans with chatbots.
Fatherly
1 year ago
Fathers

This Map Shows The Best Places To Live To Ride Out A Recession

These past few years have been particularly challenging for families between the pandemic, inflation driving up the cost of living, and we've been on the cusp of a recession for years.Some numbers show that a recession is all but confirmed, and people are trying to prepare should that become the case.
Brooklyn Paper
1 year ago
Brooklyn

TV and film writers' strike stops production in Greenpoint * Brooklyn Paper

Photo by Ximena Del Cerro
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Striking entertainment industry writers gathered in Greenpoint on Wednesday, blocking access to a local production lot and forcing a filming shutdown of popular shows and films.
www.theguardian.com
1 year ago
UK politics

Record rise in people using private healthcare amid NHS frustration

Record numbers of people are paying for private healthcare, spending up to 3,200 on having a cataract removed and 15,075 on a new hip, amid growing frustration at NHS waiting lists.Across the UK last year 272,000 people used their own funds to cover the cost of having an operation or diagnostic procedure at a private hospital.
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#opportunity
Brownstoner
1 year ago
Brooklyn real estate

Employees at Park Slope Barnes & Noble to Unionize

Employees at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in Park Slope are looking to unionize, making them the second New York City branch of the book emporium to organize, they announced Thursday.Roughly 30 workers at the 7th Avenue store near 6th Street have already signed authorization cards in order to join the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, according to the RWDSU, and notified management of their intention to unionize on May 25.
Brooklyn Paper
1 year ago
Brooklyn

Park Slope Barnes & Noble employees file for union election * Brooklyn Paper

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Employees at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in Park Slope are looking to unionize, making them the second New York City branch of the book emporium to organize, they announced Thursday.
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#information
www.thelocal.it
1 year ago
Public health

Why isn't Ascension Day a public holiday in Italy?

Italy is well-known for having one of the best healthcare systems in Europe: skilled physicians, advanced technology, and quality facilities available free of charge to every citizen.But is that actually the case?In reality, across the country, access to quality healthcare varies widely and since the 1990s, Italy's world-famous public system has gradually given ground to a growing number of private providers who offer top-notch services at a top-shelf cost.
www.thelocal.it
1 year ago
Public health

Public vs private: What are your healthcare options in Italy?

Italy is well-known for having one of the best healthcare systems in Europe: skilled physicians, advanced technology, and quality facilities available free of charge to every citizen.But is that actually the case?In reality, across the country, access to quality healthcare varies widely and since the 1990s, Italy's world-famous public system has gradually given ground to a growing number of private providers who offer top-notch services at a top-shelf cost.
Los Angeles Times
1 year ago
California

Years into his quest for a kidney, an L.A. patient is still in 'the Twilight Zone'

(Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times)

In his Arcadia home, Roland Coleman grew increasingly frustrated as the months passed without an answer from Keck Medical Center of USC.Coleman, 73, was seeking a kidney transplant to free him from his listless afternoons undergoing dialysis and lengthen what remains of his life.
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Chicago Tribune
1 year ago
Chicago

One Illinois hospital earns an F for safety, while another climbs from an F to an A in new ratings

A South Side hospital has earned an F for safety, while another has clawed its way from an F to an A, according to new ratings from the nonprofit Leapfrog Group.Roseland Community Hospital was the only hospital in Illinois to earn an F this spring.Meanwhile, St. Bernard Hospital and Health Care Center in Englewood earned an A for safety, after getting an F just two years ago.
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