Healthcare industry

A new survey by Equitable finds that tailor-made messaging is more important than ever.

While Life Insurance Awareness Month in September offers an opportunity for promotion, a year-round campaign would fill coverage gaps.

Medical experts proposed a radical overhaul of how obesity is diagnosed, moving away from relying on body mass alone.

CEO of WellTheory Ellen Rudolph shares her journey to diagnosis and why it inspired her to start her company.

Rising costs and ever-changing employee needs mean that employers need to reconsider their health plan model.

Jody Dietel, VP of compliance and regulatory affairs at HealthEquity, breaks down how expired provisions will impact consumer healthcare.

COVID-19 is causing a major staffing shortage for United Airlines.

Across the country, hospitals are buckling under the strain of nursing shortfalls and the spiraling cost of hiring replacements.

Previously, the time taken to move a nurse from one institution to another had the potential to put patients at risk.

Policygenius has released its Health Insurance Literacy Survey, revealing how Americans perceive and interact with healthcare.

The pandemic accelerated an anticipated nurse shortage by 20 years. What does it mean for the future of healthcare?

Here’s how healthcare company, Capital Rx, is bringing pharmacy benefit management solutions to consumers in the wake of rapidly increasing drug costs.

The corporations join a coalition launched by Grand Rounds health and Doctor on Demand.

First Choice Health, a provider-owned healthcare organization, is partnering with local hospitals to bring community-based healthcare plans to employers.

A joint statement was issued by more dozens of organizations, including the American Medical Association.

Included Health continues to expand its network of employer clients with this latest partnership, in an effort to better support queer employees in the workplace.

Understanding the jargon didn’t give me any more of a leg up than the average person in finding a quality specialist I could afford.