The cost of prescription drugs is going up all the time, and there are more options than ever on where to get them.
Patients who are tempted to delay or skip healthcare due to cost should reconsider, according to experts.
Accidents will happen but determining how to pay — and which insurer is paying — for any injuries incurred an accident depends on where the mishap occurred and who is at fault.
Medicare patients may have noticed a cost increase in prescription drugs due as drug insurers respond to a cap placed on out-of-pocket costs.
This week, physician and healthcare executive Navesh Kandiyil, MD, discusses how patients can better advocate for themselves and what hospitals often get wrong.
Everyone knows 911 as the number to call in an emergency, but there is now a special number people can call if they or a loved one are facing a mental health crisis: 988.
There’s no disputing that text payment is very easy: One click to pay and be done with it. And in most cases, that is the end of the story.
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Patients may need to provide additional paperwork to prove they qualify for Medicaid.