"How Did The Recession Impact Health Insurance Coverage?", Health Affairs Blog, December 6, 2010 . DOI: 10.1377/hblog20101206.008180 Caption. 1220 19th Street, NW ...

Experts warn that unemployment could reach 20% by June, a scenario that would lead to as many as 43 million people dropping out of employer-based insurance, according to a new report. Researchers ...

Without question, of all the sectors of our healthcare system, providers have taken the brunt of the COVID-19 impact. In addition to the financial devastation triggered by governments ...

Loss of health insurance: Boomers hit hardest by 'Great Recession' Date: July 31, 2013 Source: University of California - Los Angeles Summary: A new study looks at California data on the uninsured ...

Although the individual health insurance market has stabilized recently, it will feel the impact of COVID-19 in regard to the cost of testing, changes in non-COVID-related health care services and ...

When we discuss bending the health care cost curve, two questions arise: “Which curve?” and “Short run or long run?” In this post, I focus on the curve represented by the growth rate in ...

Gundlach acknowledged in an interview with CNBC that he thinks the probability of a recession is "higher than most people believe." CNBC's recent survey of analysts, fund managers, and strategists ...

A new economic study shows that there have been no health benefits associated with the most recent recession and even health declines for certain subgroups, including Hispanics. News. White House ...

Economic issues can negatively impact anxiety levels, incidents of depression and other mental health concerns. The stress that a recession can place on a family is intense.

It sounds like good news: The recession slowed the growth of the nation's health care bill to the lowest levels ever measured. But a government report Wednesday said medical costs still gobbled up ...

A recession could definitely affect Medicare, especially an economic downturn that's severe and long-lasting. To understand why, we must first look at the ripple effects typically experienced ...