Wellness

A new report published in PNAS, a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), suggests that mortality rates could have been significantly reduced if a universal healthcare system like Medicare For All had been implemented in the United States.

Not having adequate paid parental leave is a big contributing factor to companies losing out on diverse talent. Here's why.

 Until last year, Georgia's Medicaid coverage for new moms with low incomes lasted 60 days. That meant the Medicaid benefits of many women expired…

6 in 10 working-age adults with coverage have gone into debt getting care in the past five years, a rate only slightly lower than the uninsured.

Having to choose between paying rent and getting the testing they need can be a serious dilemma for some patients.

Rather than only focusing on insurance-based benefits, employers are now looking more at employee benefit items that are targeted at each individual's need outside of work and their personal/family lives.