
As part of the deal to avoid the fiscal cliff, Congress formally repealed a provision from the Affordable Care Act requiring the creation of an insurance program for long-term care, which had already been suspended by the Obama Administration in …

As part of the deal to avoid the fiscal cliff, Congress formally repealed a provision from the Affordable Care Act requiring the creation of an insurance program for long-term care, which had already been suspended by the Obama Administration in …

Four U.S. Senators recently wrote a letter to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, urging Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to require insurers to cover applied behavioral analysis therapy as part of the reforms under the Affordable Care Act.
“All …
The city of Memphis will overhaul its health care services in its public schools as part of a resolution agreement reached April 23 with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights.
Specifically, the schools will be required to …
Lost in much of the discussion surrounding the Supreme Court’s surprise decision to uphold the individual mandate of the Affordable Care Act, the most publicized provision of the Obama health care bill, was the Supreme Court’s decision to allow states …
A new study published August 6 in the journal Health Affairs found that 31 percent of doctors nationwide are not accepting new Medicaid patients, a figure significantly higher than the rate for Medicare providers, 17 percent, and private insurers, 18 …
Patients with disabilities still being turned away by doctors
In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed, which prohibited discrimination based on disability. One of the factors under the ADA was that professionals in the medical field can’t discriminate against their patients as well. It is mandatory …