The state has spent $138,271 so far in the pursuit of buying, and then forgiving, nearly $12 million in medical debt.

Retired police and firefighters are battling unpaid medical claims after learning Thin Blue Line insurance wasn't licensed in ...

After receiving a forceful blow to the face delivered by Jets defender Michael Clemons during the first half of Sunday’s AFC, ...

‘The Love Boat’ cast sets sail again with reunion: The stars then and now US officers tied us up and pointed guns at us, ...

Nationwide Insurance reveals the shocking costs of common pet health conditions. Pet parents may face bills exceeding $1,500 ...

Gov. Tina Kotek has signed three significant pro-consumer bills into law this week, aiming to enhance protection for Oregon ...

Set to take effect in March 2025 — before it was stalled in court — this rule was expected to erase an estimated $49 billion ...

Medical debt has become a full-blown public health emergency; delaying care, worsening illness, deepening inequality, and ...

Medicaid provides health insurance to nearly 71 million people, and will cost the federal government over $650 billion this ...

"The Pitt," nominated for 13 Emmys, ignores the financial consequences of emergency care. The average ED visit costs $750, ...

A Pew analysis found that the number of medical debt lawsuits filed in Minnesota dropped significantly during the pandemic ...

When the six county commissioners (Joe Graham, Greg Beck, Mike Chauncey, Lee Helton, David Sharpe and Warren Mackey) voted to pass Resolution 825-18 on Wednesday, Sept. 3, they all sealed the ... more ...