Admin: Terminally Ill Patients Aren't Exempt from Medicaid Work Requirements(commondreams.org)

35 points by hn_acker 3 months ago | 16 comments

Medicaid cuts could devastate elderly in Florida nursing homes(tampabay.com)

23 points by howard941 1 year ago | 10 comments

VA staff flag dangerous errors in Oracle-built electronic health record(washingtonpost.com)

76 points by ksenzee 11 months ago | 16 comments

"Not Medically Necessary": Helping America's Health Insurers Deny Coverage(propublica.org)

154 points by ceejayoz 5 months ago | 118 comments

Feds Kill Plan to Curb Medicare Advantage Overbilling After Industry Opposition(kffhealthnews.org)

111 points by consumer451 2 years ago | 66 comments

I'm a Former Surgeon General and I Couldn't Believe My $10k Medical Bill(scheerpost.com)

39 points by howard941 2 years ago | 33 comments

OpenAI breaches Medicare, Albanese reveals(smh.com.au)

186 points by jonnonz 1 month ago | 126 comments

Sydney Morning Herald article reporting that OpenAI breached Australia's Medicare system and a government taskforce scrambled after delays in flagging the hack.

Governments are mishandling the affordability crisis(economist.com)

73 points by andsoitis 21 days ago | 70 comments

An Economist finance and economics article arguing that governments are mishandling the affordability crisis; the page showed an access-restricted notice.

The American Healthcare Conundrum(github.com)

493 points by rexroad 7 months ago | 559 comments

GitHub repository for an investigative data journalism project analyzing CMS, OECD, and federal datasets to quantify fixable waste in US healthcare.

Back and shoulder surgery is often worse than useless(economist.com)

89 points by burntcaramel 1 month ago | 83 comments

An Economist leader article arguing that many back and shoulder surgeries are ineffective or harmful compared with alternatives.

US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship and race data with ad tech giants(techcrunch.com)

464 points by ZeidJ 6 months ago | 153 comments

TechCrunch brief reporting that US healthcare insurance marketplaces shared users' citizenship and race data with ad tech companies.

My dad could still be alive, but he's not(jenn.site)

324 points by DustinEchoes 11 months ago | 218 comments

A personal blog post about the author's father dying of a first heart attack shortly after his 57th birthday, reflecting on how he could have survived.