The Convenient Narrative Letting Insurers Off the Hook Blaming hospitals isn’t wrong. But it’s incomplete—and it’s exactly the story insurers want told.

One of the most overlooked points in the argument for a federal single-payer health insurance system is how great it would be for business

We have a fragmented, micromanaged health system that fails to control costs and makes both patients and health professionals more miserable than they should be

Bo Yennie has made significant progress in regaining some of the independence he lost after suffering a spinal injury but his insurance company believes he no longer needs to be in the nursing home where… 

In the prime earning years of 40 to 55, the average physician made $405,000in 2017 — almost all of it (94 percent) from wages. Doctors in the top 10 percent averaged $1.3 million. And those… 

Blame insurers, drug companies — and your employer – NPR

It Will Take National Single Payer to Save Rural Hospitals – CounterPunch