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Rising costs of health care coverage continue to put financial strain on even the privately insured - Vimarsana News

Rising costs of health care coverage continue to put financial strain on even the privately insured

By 2022, the share of Americans without health insurance had reached a record low of just under 8%. More than half the U.S. population, an estimated 180 million individuals (or 55%), were covered by private health insurance. However, the financial burden of health care continues to contribute to stress, poverty, debt, bankruptcy and worse health outcomes even for those with private coverage.

ACDFs have 'unacceptably poor cost-utility' in hospitals - Vimarsana News

ACDFs have 'unacceptably poor cost-utility' in hospitals

Save money on anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) with Medicare or private insurance by having the procedure done in an ASC instead of a hospital. Re

Insulin Rationing Common, 'Surprising' Even Among Privately Insured - Vimarsana News

Insulin Rationing Common, 'Surprising' Even Among Privately Insured

Nationwide data reveal that Americans with private insurance are more likely to ration insulin than those with public health insurance and the insulin-treated diabetes population overall.

Eight Groups Harmed by the ACA's Flawed Policies | The Heritage Foundation - Vimarsana News

Eight Groups Harmed by the ACA's Flawed Policies | The Heritage Foundation

King v. Burwell is in the spotlight, but the Affordable Care Act itself is the root of the act’s problems and harmful effects.

Bundesgerichtshof urteilt zu Reservierungsgebühr fürs Pflegeheim - Vimarsana News

Bundesgerichtshof urteilt zu Reservierungsgebühr fürs Pflegeheim

Bundesgerichtshof urteilt zu Reservierungsgebühr fürs Pflegeheim KARLSRUHE (dpa-AFX) - Der Bundesgerichtshof (BGH) entscheidet am Donnerstag (10.00 Uhr), ob Pflegeheime von Privatversicherten für die Zeit bis zum Einzug eine Reservierungsgebühr verlangen dürfen. Gesetzlich Versicherte müssen erst ab dem Tag der Aufnahme für ihren Platz bezahlen. Unklar ist, ob das auch für Privatversicherte gilt. Geklagt hat ein Mann, dessen inzwischen gestorbene Mutter Ende Februar 2016 von einem Heim in ein anderes umgezogen war. Für die zwei Wochen zwischen Vertragsschluss und Einzug verlangte ...