Consumer Driven Health Care

The No Surprises Act offers a new opportunity for patients and providers to work together to better inform patients about the cost of their health care.

A recent study found that even with insurance, Black populations are carrying a disproportionate amount of debt.

Lonny Stormo, CEO of Pops Diabetes Care, describes what these tech advances in areas like diabetics could offer as we lean toward consumer-driven healthcare.

In addition, low-value care is more prevalent in systems serving a higher proportion of non-white patients.

Breast, lung, lymphoma and colorectal cancers are most expensive to treat.

Nationwide, payment delays "are creating an untenable situation," the American Hospital Association says.