In the coming years, the mismatch of revenue growth and expense growth for providers of health care will result in ...

When it comes to having affordable health coverage and access to good-quality care, where you live matters, a new report says ...

Part 5: ANALYSIS: The 2 options for US health care likely to emerge in the next decade. ... Every time I hear someone, especially a pious politician, lauding our American health care system, ...

Everyone has gripes about the American health care system. But now that the US is facing a coronavirus pandemic, the flaws have far greater – and even deadly – repercussions.

By nearly all measures, the complex, fragmented US health care system is failing its people. Despite spending 17 percent of gross domestic product on health care, representing $4.9 trillion, the ...

Today’s national health care system is so broken that it more closely resembles a 19th century medieval cottage industry in England than anything remotely close to modern and functional. That is ...

Businesses found a workaround — in health benefits — and Congress ultimately made employer contributions to care tax-free. By 1955, the share of the population with insurance rose sixfold.

Washington, January 31, 2008 – All candidates running for office in 2008 should commit to an agenda to create a health care system for the United States that is second to none the American ...

One metric — known as mortality amenable to health care — combines all of these characteristics and grades a country’s health system on how well it prevents deaths from conditions that ...

The middlemen that comprise a growing share of America’s convoluted health-care system find themselves in a bind. The public is angry about the inflated costs and opaque dealings that govern ...

Yet nearly 20 years later, our health-care system is still struggling to address the impact of mental health on overall health, particularly for those living in distressed communities.