Topic: Uninsured

A new analysis from the Altarum Institute found that spending and price growth among the privately insured sped up in 2017 and the first half of 2018 compared to public payers.

A new study offers a sobering glimpse of the costs to patients and the healthcare system when patients with chronic diseases experience coverage gaps.

Community health centers have seen a significant boost in patient visits over the past several years, according to a new report.

While the Trump administration's latest challenge to the ACA may be stuck in court for years, it could still have some more immediate impacts.

A nonpartisan federal agency estimates that premiums in the exchange market will jump by double digits next year, mainly driven by GOP policy.

Despite Trump's best efforts to undermine the ACA exchanges, the uninsured rate remained mostly unchanged in 2017.

Early premium filings in Virginia are likely a preview of what's to come for ACA exchange plans next year, and initial signs are not good.

Coverage gains made by the ACA are eroding as more Americans are now uninsured compared to 2016.

Policy experts worried that ACA regulations would drive young, healthy, high-income men from the marketplace. Instead, uninsured rates dropped.

The Michigan Nurses Association says Dallas Medical Center's charity care spending has dropped 98% since Tenet Healthcare acquired the hospital in 2013.