"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 ...

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 ...

The U.S. recession remained a drag on health care spending three years after it ended as a net of 9.4 million people lost private insurance coverage before key provisions of Obamacare had begun, a … ...

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.

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 ...