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ANALYSIS: Opaque transparency from the health insurance industry
By
Wendell Potter
May 23, 2011
ANALYSIS: Insurers crying foul over new rules for premium hikes
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U.S. states step up oversight of health insurance companies' rate increases
By
Alexandra Duszak
August 2, 2011
Analysis — Insurers lobbying on the fine print may erase consumer protections
By
Wendell Potter
March 8, 2011
ANALYSIS: The profit in keeping you ignorant
By
Wendell Potter
October 31, 2011
ANALYSIS: Health insurers try to fool Congress with fuzzy math
By
Wendell Potter
April 16, 2012
Proposed bill aims to expand health IT funds to mental health providers
By
Kimberly Leonard
and
Josh Israel
March 30, 2011
Stimulus bill left many providers out, but costs of including them may doom the measure....
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Health information technology: Incentives may not always serve intended purpose
By
Josh Israel
and
Kimberly Leonard
October 12, 2011
Hospitals request government help in curbing possible billing abuses
By
Fred Schulte
November 15, 2012
Analysis — A Canadian-style single-payer health system in Vermont?
By
Wendell Potter
March 1, 2011
45 million Americans without health insurance
By
The Center for Public Integrity
December 10, 2008
Will digital technology reduce gap in health between rich and poor?
By
Emma Schwartz
January 11, 2011
Two years ago, the Ethio American Health Center opened its doors in the nation’s capital, promising the country’s largest community of Ethio
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Are new digital networks part of the cure?
By
Emma Schwartz
July 2, 2010
ANALYSIS: A smart investment in kids' health
By
Wendell Potter
July 28, 2011
ANALYSIS: Despite GOP claims, U.S. health care nowhere near 'best' in the world
By
Wendell Potter
November 28, 2011
ANALYSIS: Imagine primary care without the need for costly health insurance
By
Wendell Potter
August 4, 2011
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Emergency room visits up 11 percent in last decade; health care reform could drive numbers higher
By
Laurel Adams
May 12, 2011
More than 100 million people seek help in emergency rooms, a number that could rise as health care reform kicks in
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At Appalachian Fairgrounds, charity tries to fill gaps in health care
By
Lagan Sebert
August 7, 2009
In health care, number of claims denied remains a mystery
By
Danielle Ivory
September 18, 2009
ANALYSIS: Imagine primary care without the need for costly health insurance
By
Wendell Potter
August 4, 2011
ANALYSIS: Ripple effect of 'cost-shifting' uncompensated medical care
By
Wendell Potter
March 12, 2012
Analysis — A Canadian-style single-payer health system in Vermont?
By
Wendell Potter
March 1, 2011
A new governor in Vermont is boldly declaring his intent to look at a Canadian-style single-payer health care system....
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ANALYSIS: The battle for Vermont's health
By
Wendell Potter
February 6, 2012
Proposed bill aims to expand health IT funds to mental health providers
By
Kimberly Leonard
and
Josh Israel
March 30, 2011
OPINION: Physicians' group will barnstorm conventions with truth-telling on ObamaCare
By
Wendell Potter
August 27, 2012
45 million Americans without health insurance
By
The Center for Public Integrity
December 10, 2008
Analysis — Insurers’ ‘friends’ will influence public option debate in Conn.
By
Wendell Potter
February 14, 2011
Health insurers in Connecticut will call on some of their longtime allies to help turn the public and state lawmakers against the idea of cr
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ANALYSIS: Connecticut's insurers are flexing their muscles at the statehouse
By
Wendell Potter
July 18, 2011
Analysis — Fear and loathing over a public insurance option in Hartford
By
Wendell Potter
February 11, 2011
ANALYSIS: Ripple effect of 'cost-shifting' uncompensated medical care
By
Wendell Potter
March 12, 2012
OPINION: Could nonprofit health insurance plans be the real reformers?
By
Wendell Potter
May 29, 2012
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Analysis — Fear and loathing over a public insurance option in Hartford
By
Wendell Potter
February 11, 2011
Will a "public option" have a better chance in Hartford than in Washington? Not if the insurance companies have anything to say about it. ..
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ANALYSIS: Connecticut's insurers are flexing their muscles at the statehouse
By
Wendell Potter
July 18, 2011
Analysis — Insurers’ ‘friends’ will influence public option debate in Conn.
By
Wendell Potter
February 14, 2011
OPINION: Could nonprofit health insurance plans be the real reformers?
By
Wendell Potter
May 29, 2012
Mass. health law may bode well for federal law
By
The Associated Press
July 3, 2012
Analysis — ‘Reframing’ the debate to make insurers look poor
By
Wendell Potter
March 15, 2011
While the country was struggling to emerge from a recession, and more and more of us were struggling with no medical coverage, the big for-p
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ANALYSIS: Insurers value profits over people
By
Wendell Potter
August 1, 2011
ANALYSIS: 'Occupy Wall Street' should also take aim at health insurance companies
By
Wendell Potter
October 10, 2011
ANALYSIS: The profit in keeping you ignorant
By
Wendell Potter
October 31, 2011
Aetna, Humana, other insurers mull new group to influence November races
By
Peter H. Stone
July 26, 2010
Analysis – One year later, health reform a law worth keeping
By
Wendell Potter
March 24, 2011
Is the health care reform law a good deal for Americans or is it so badly flawed that Congress should repeal it?...
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Hospital 'facility fees' boosting medical bills, and not just for hospital care
By
Fred Schulte
December 20, 2012
45 million Americans without health insurance
By
The Center for Public Integrity
December 10, 2008
OPINION: don't raise the Medicare eligibility age
By
Wendell Potter
December 17, 2012
OPINION: Physicians' group will barnstorm conventions with truth-telling on ObamaCare
By
Wendell Potter
August 27, 2012
Analysis — Death panels, fact and fiction
By
Wendell Potter
March 21, 2011
“Death panels” are back in the news and Congress is turning its attention to them once again. The problem is, lawmakers are looking in all t
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ANALYSIS: Death panels real and imagined
By
Wendell Potter
July 7, 2011
ANALYSIS: Why the 'safety net' can't keep up with medical needs of uninsured Americans
By
Wendell Potter
August 29, 2011
Stimulus funds will build state health exchanges but might not sustain them
By
Josh Israel
and
Kimberly Leonard
November 2, 2011
OPINION: Guess who would benefit from privatizing Medicare?
By
Wendell Potter
June 4, 2012
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