Health Care Reform

The first six months after a COVID-19 hospitalization could bring bills totaling $2,000 or more.

Most notable is a new requirement that employers offering group health plans submit information on pharmacy benefits and health care spending.

Decades of underinvestment and a low provider supply have created significant access issues.

However, there may be tradeoffs between higher-rated plans and premium costs for marketplace enrollees.

Benefits brokers weigh in on the impact burnout among health care professionals will have on long-term access and quality.

A new AMA report offers recommendations for behavioral health integration with the goal of improving care and expanding coverage.