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Why health care eats more of your paycheck each year
Why health care eats more of your paycheck each year
Millions of Americans are finding out this month the price of their health insurance is going up next year — as it did this year, last year, and most of the years before that.And it's not just that the price is going up, it's that it goes up faster than wages and inflation, eating away at our ability to pay for other things we want (beer, televisions, vacations) or need (rent, heat, food).Does it have to be this way?
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Why health care eats more of your paycheck every year
Why health care eats more of your paycheck every year
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Leadership Georgia visits Newnan to focus on health care
Leadership Georgia visits Newnan to focus on health care
– By AMY K. LAVENDER, University of West GeorgiaHealth care was the central focus of Leadership Georgia's visit to Newnan, where the program's current class is spending the weekend visiting facilities and hearing from representatives of various facets of the health care industry.Be in the know the moment news happens Subscribe to Daily andBreaking News AlertsStops included the University of West Georgia at Newnan, where participants took part in nursing lab simulations.The Leadership Georgia group also visited Piedmont Newnan Hospital, Cancer Treatment Centers of America and HealthSouth.
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MOOS: It's time to check your health care coverage for 2017
MOOS: It's time to check your health care coverage for 2017
Now's the time to check your health care coverage for 2017 or sign up for the first time.Open enrollment through the Health Insurance Marketplace began on Nov. 1 and runs until Jan. 31.Here are six key facts to know about this year's enrollment season.
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One Manhattan internist surrenders to the tide of health care consolidation, joining his practice, Horizon Medical Group, up to the Weill Cornell network, part of the Weill Cornell Physician Organizat
One Manhattan internist surrenders to the tide of health care consolidation, joining his practice, Horizon Medical Group, up to the Weill Cornell network, part of the Weill Cornell Physician Organizat
After more than three decades in independent practice as a Manhattan internist, Dr. Sidney Stein knew he couldn't stay in business much longer.His small practice was nearing the end of its lease, and Stein and his partners at Horizon Medical Group weren't happy with the new terms.Setting up a new office could cost as much as $300,000, he said.
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