KFF/The Washington Post Survey of Parents
Large majorities of parents have positive views of long-standing childhood vaccinations for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) and polio, saying...
Why healthcare leaders should be vigilant for ‘ethical erosion’
Healthcare leaders are forced to make difficult decisions every day, and, even with the best of intentions, can easily fall...
Designating English as the Official Language of the United States Could Impact Millions with Limited English Proficiency
Introduction On March 1, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order (EO) 14224 designating English as the official language of the...
Honor It This World Sight Day
World Sight Day is a globally celebrated event, observed every year on the second Thursday of October. The day serves...
Hospital at home providers navigate complexities during shutdown
When the government entered a partial shutdown Oct. 1, hospitals across the country faced a major task: discharging, relocating or...
Recent Trump Administration Policies that Impact Health Coverage and Care for Immigrant Families
Introduction Immigrants form a growing share of the U.S. population and workforce, and as of 2024, there were over 50...
Geisinger, WellSpan hospital to pay $28.5M over no-poach claims
Geisinger and a nearby community hospital have agreed to a $29.5 million settlement over former employees’ allegations of a no-poach...
Case study: How USA Health cut manual work by 50% with automated authorizations
“We knew we needed to transform our authorization workflow processes. We were experiencing a high rate of denials due to...
How Does the Quality of the U.S. Health System Compare to Other Countries?
This chart collection compares the United States and other similarly large and wealthy nations across various measures of care quality...
Why Getting Older Doesn’t Always Mean Getting Sick
What if aging didn’t automatically mean disease? A study of a 117-year-old woman, remarkably healthy despite “old” DNA markers shows...
