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ANALYSIS: Frustrated small business owners among single-payer's biggest fans

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Small business owners among most enthusiastic about single-payer plan

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OPINION: Could nonprofit health insurance plans be the real reformers?

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Cost of health coverage leaves working folks further and further behind

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Why the insurance industry needs Obamacare to stay in business

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Supreme Court likely to uphold Obamacare as constitutional

By Wendell Potter

Emergency room visits up 11 percent in last decade; health care reform could drive numbers higher

By Laurel Adams

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

In health care, number of claims denied remains a mystery

By Danielle Ivory

ANALYSIS: Imagine primary care without the need for costly health insurance

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Ripple effect of 'cost-shifting' uncompensated medical care

By Wendell Potter

Analysis – One year later, health reform a law worth keeping

By Wendell Potter

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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OPINION: don't raise the Medicare eligibility age

By Wendell Potter

OPINION: Physicians' group will barnstorm conventions with truth-telling on ObamaCare

By Wendell Potter

Hospital 'facility fees' boosting medical bills, and not just for hospital care

By Fred Schulte

45 million Americans without health insurance

By The Center for Public Integrity

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Analysis — The false promise and big profits of ‘mini-med’ health plans

By Wendell Potter

One of the reasons I left my job as a PR executive for the health insurance industry was because I could not in good conscience be a pitchma

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ANALYSIS: 'Purging' small business coverage to hike health insurance profits

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Taking the initiative in a struggle against excessive rate increases

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Obama plan helping those with pre-existing health conditions

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Are insurers influencing health reform's rules behind closed doors?

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: 'Purging' small business coverage to hike health insurance profits

By Wendell Potter

Health insurance firms 'purging' small businesses coverage to jack up profits

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Analysis — The false promise and big profits of ‘mini-med’ health plans

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Obama plan helping those with pre-existing health conditions

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Taking the initiative in a struggle against excessive rate increases

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Are insurers influencing health reform's rules behind closed doors?

By Wendell Potter

Children’s health insurance status related to parent’s health coverage

By Laurel Adams

A study reveals children’s health insurance status is closely aligned with that of their parents. The health care reform law would expand he

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Doctors less welcoming of children on Medicaid, GAO finds

By Ben Wieder

Health care options for young, healthy and broke

By The Associated Press

2 paths forward for uninsured, 1 clouded by ruling

By The Associated Press

Who will receive government checks, and who will not, if the government defaults?

By Alexandra Duszak

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PhRMA ads offer pat on the back to politicians who supported SCHIP

By Marianne Lavelle

They’re doing it for the kids. The nation’s leading drug makers have underwritten the largest political issue advertising campaign on the ai

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Children’s health insurance status related to parent’s health coverage

By Laurel Adams

2 paths forward for uninsured, 1 clouded by ruling

By The Associated Press

Health care options for young, healthy and broke

By The Associated Press

For 12-Year-Old without an arm, insurance has run out

By Danielle Ivory

Despite Tucson and rising needs, mental health takes a back budget seat

By Amy Biegelsen

States have cut $2.1 billion from their mental health budgets over the last three fiscal years, and more slashing is expected in coming week

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High court upholds key part of Obama health law

By The Associated Press

Cook County sparks national changes in mental health care for delinquent youth

By Ed Finkel, Dick Mendel and Juvenile Justice Information Exchange

GOP deficit-cutters eye health IT stimulus funds as Obama’s point man leaves

By Kimberly Leonard

Doctors less welcoming of children on Medicaid, GAO finds

By Ben Wieder

Analysis — Lone star state ‘reform’ a Texas-sized distortion

By Wendell Potter

A closer look at Texas malpractice reform raises doubt about its benefits

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FACT CHECK: Will health care law raise insurance premiums?

By FactCheck.Org

ANALYSIS: It's time to get outraged

By Wendell Potter

OPINION: Could nonprofit health insurance plans be the real reformers?

By Wendell Potter

Analysis – One year later, health reform a law worth keeping

By Wendell Potter

Analysis — An illuminating expedition to the world of the uninsured

By Wendell Potter

Lawmakers questioning the need for health care reform should check out this weekend's effort to provide free medical care at a Nashville hig

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ANALYSIS: Ripple effect of 'cost-shifting' uncompensated medical care

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Cost of health coverage leaves working folks further and further behind

By Wendell Potter

At Appalachian Fairgrounds, charity tries to fill gaps in health care

By Lagan Sebert

OPINION: Could nonprofit health insurance plans be the real reformers?

By Wendell Potter

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