It's easy to be critical of Obamacare.
But from the time The Affordable Care Act was passed until a new President and Congress have a chance to change things in 2017, America's governors haven't had the luxury of just complaining about it. They have had to govern.
Governor Kasich and his team have made big health care change a reality by collaborating with the key stakeholders in Ohio. On that
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
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Despite recent attempts at health care reform, US health care dysfunction seems to proceed inexorably with ever rising costs, and continuing...
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Health & Disability Advocates (HDA) is monitoring the rollout of the Medicare-Medicaid Alignment Initiative (MMAI) and has heard from fr... -
A baby born in Lexington showed antibodies for the Zika virus but no apparent effects of it, the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department...
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State budget cuts are not the only threat to seniors and people with disabilities. Federal reductions may be coming as well. The US Senate i... -
The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky has released an updated directory of groups working on health in the state. It includes 230 groups re... -
As the Health Insurance Marketplace grows and matures, we continue to listen and learn to find ways to make it work even better for consumer... -
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News FRANKFORT -- Health advocates, providers and faith leaders spoke out against Gov. Matt Bevin's p...
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The Supreme Court of the United States has been awfully busy lately—after last week’s landmark rulings to uphold the Affordable Care Act and... -
Land of Lincoln Health insurance coverage will end for consumers as of October 1, 2016. Land of Lincoln is no longer offering health plans ...
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The following originally appeared on Crain's Chicago Business . Illinois just dodged a bullet with the outcome of King v. Burwell. If t...
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