Health Care Reform

The latest take on the block grant program? The 'Healthy Adult Opportunity' initiative.

Voters are warming up to the idea of Medicare for All or a public option, and the higher taxes that would come with them.

Lowest-income households in need of long-term care are the ones bearing the highest cost, since they have to spend down assets in order to qualify for public benefits.

Individuals in the $50,000 to $75,000 annual income bracket are hardest hit by the costs.

Beginning next year, hospitals will have to post prices for "shoppable services." But what does that entail?

Gov. Newsom's Healthy California for All Commission will discuss how to get every Californian covered—with an emphasis on single-payer.