Health policy changes in Washington are set to cause millions of Americans to lose their Medicaid or Affordable Care Act coverage, leading to concerns about affording health care
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- Dr. Mary Beth Miotto American Academy of Pediatrics
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About 50,000 children under 5 go to ERs each year after swallowing medicine unintentionally.
- ANALISA TROFIMUK DREW ZIMMERMAN
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An investigation into jail health care in Illinois shows how inconsistent treatment of chronic conditions can end in injury, suffering or death.
- Maggie Aime for GoodRx
GoodRx reports seven ways to save on prescription costs with Medicare Part D, including state resources, generic medications, and patient assistance programs.
- Leo Olde and Erica Grabinski Optum — Arizona
As primary care physicians, every fall we see a familiar wave of questions from patients approaching Medicare eligibility or reevaluating thei…
- Howard Fischer
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The prescription discount card promised by Gov. Katie Hobbs is now available.
- Howard Fischer
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Gov. Katie Hobbs orders that the vaccines be available in Arizona regardless of new U.S. guidelines.
- Cindy George for GoodRx
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GoodRx reports that insurance formularies are shrinking, leading to fewer covered medications and increased restrictions on coverage. Changes can occur throughout the year, often leaving patients with fewer options.
- Howard Fischer
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Arizona will join other states that issue cards that can give discounts on prescription drugs under an executive order Gov. Katie Hobbs announced Wednesday.
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