Healthcare in a Minute

By George W. Chapman Thanks in large part to Vermont senator and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, “Medicare For All” — or universal healthcare —

By George W. Chapman Faced with continually rising healthcare premiums and costs, many large employers like Walmart are receiving a lot of press for

By George W. Chapman “Vaccine hesitancy” is the term coined by the World Health Organization to describe the resistance to vaccination due to unfounded

By George W. Chapman President Trump delivered his SOTU address on Feb. 5.  Here are some of his plans. 1) Obliterate the “HIV epidemic”

By George W. Chapman A survey by NRC Health, which focuses on researching and providing consumer data to the industry, found that 87 percent

By George W. Chapman Whether hospitals or insurance companies, most consolidations have resulted in fewer choices and higher prices for consumers. The healthcare watchdog

By George W. Chapman Insurance companies typically will not pay for procedures/treatment that they consider to be “experimental” or “investigational,” even in cases where

By George W. Chapman More than 150 million people are on commercial insurance through their employer.  Despite the elimination of some ACA taxes, premiums

By George W. Chapman The collective term “advanced practitioner” refers to nurse practitioners and physician assistants. They are assuming an increasing role in the

By George W. Chapman If insurance companies are investing in or partnering with telehealth companies, then you know telehealth or virtual medicine has arrived.