Dividing Americans into multiple risk pools increases health care costs. And it limits the ability to debate an insurance system almost nobody understands.

If there is something both sides of the political aisle can agree on, it’s that there is something deeply wrong with health insurance in the United States. What they can’t agree on is how to fix it.

Fixing the U.S. health care system can seem like a herculean task. But the solution is “actually very simple,” according to Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist Amy Finkelstein. In their ...

Short-term insurance plans are typically cheaper than ACA coverage, costing about half as much as a plan sold on state-run marketplaces created by Obamacare. As The Washington Post notes, a ...

The repeal of the federal rule could leave those with mental health and substance use disorders at risk of losing coverage for their treatment. Let me give you some anecdotes of what we were seeing ...

I’ve argued for years that health care is not a right because providing free health care automatically encumbers someone else ...

We can change. We can start thinking about our neighbors, community, extended relatives, humans we pass on the road and ...

Discover which services are typically not covered by health insurance, including cosmetic procedures, fertility treatments, ...

The UAE has officially implemented its Basic Health Insurance Plan for private sector employees and domestic workers across the Northern Emirates, marking a pivotal shift in the nation’s approach to ...