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  • Of the 23 health insurance co-ops that sprung from the Affordable Care Act, only three will remain by January, serving Maine, Wisconsin, Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.Health

    Only three of 26 Obamacare-era nonprofit health insurance co-ops will soon remain

    By Phil Galewitz and Kaiser Health News
  • KHN: Reimagining how doctors get paidHealth

    Primary care doctors seek overhaul in how they’re paid amid pandemic cuts and losses

    By Steven Findlay and Kaiser Health News
  • Pandemic hampers reopening of joint replacement gold mineHealth

    COVID-postponed joint replacements are costing U.S. health systems around $2 billion monthly

    By Bernard J. Wolfson, California Healthline, and others
  • California School District Reopens Liability WaiversHealth

    Some employers have illegally fired workers who refuse to sign COVID liability waivers

    By Harris Meyer, California Healthline, and others
  • KHN-ONA-Jill-GoodridgeHealth

    How a company misappropriated Native American culture to sell health insurance

    By Fred Schulte and Kaiser Health News
  • Velocity Urgent Care medical assistant Britni Chavis (R) and operations coordinator Keyana Joseph (C) of Virginia Beach keep careful records while testing patients for the novel coronavirus April 15, 2020 in Woodbridge, Virginia.Health

    Coronavirus patient data stored in electronic health records found difficult to study at scale

    By Fred Schulte and Kaiser Health News
  • Telehealth, or telemedicine as it’s also known, covers a broad range of services via video, telephone or email.Health

    A push toward telehealth during the coronavirus pandemic has exposed fraud risks

    By Fred Schulte and Kaiser Health News
  • An emergency field hospital has been constructed in New York City’s Central Park, equipped with ventilators to assist COVID-19 patients.Health

    Ventilators are in short supply. So are the people and resources needed to repair them

    By Markian Hawryluk and Kaiser Health News
  • CMS Press Conference CoronavirusHealth

    Coronavirus pandemic delays federal investigation into Medicare Advantage health plans

    By Fred Schulte and Kaiser Health News
  • Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens, New York on March 27, 2020.Health

    Stimulus funnels billions to health care for spending unrelated to COVID-19

    By Fred Schulte and Kaiser Health News
  • Rally Against Hate Held In Philadelphia Days After Jewish Cemetery VandalizedHealth

    In Pennsylvania, Two Health Care Behemoths Are Fighting. Patients Are Caught In Middle.

    By Steven Findlay and Kaiser Health News