Articles about Healthcare Costs in Insurance
Hospital bills are a huge, often unpredictable expense in workers' comp claims. Learn why a strong provider network is the key to controlling these costs and improving recovery outcomes.
The FTC just settled a major case against a company that was buying up anesthesiology practices in Texas and jacking up prices. Let's break down what happened and why this is a big deal for your insurance premiums.
As healthcare costs continue to skyrocket, it's time to rethink our strategy. Learn how to transform HSAs, FSAs, and HRAs from overlooked options into powerful tools that save both employers and employees money.
A Florida hospital recently sued to evict a patient who wouldn't leave. It sounds bizarre, but it reveals a massive, hidden problem where insurance ends and patient care falls into a terrifying gap.
We all know healthcare is expensive, but just arguing about prices is missing the point. The real problem is a broken system, and fixing it requires a complete overhaul, not just a quick patch.
An Arizona cardiology group and three doctors are paying millions to settle allegations of unnecessary vein procedures. Here’s what this case reveals about medical necessity and what you need to know to protect yourself.
Women are managing their family's finances under intense pressure from inflation and healthcare costs. But is the insurance industry truly meeting their needs, or are our old-school approaches failing them?
Heart disease isn't just a health crisis; it's a financial one that strains employees and hurts productivity. Learn why traditional benefits are falling short and how to modernize your approach with smarter critical illness insurance.
We label many frontline healthcare workers as "unskilled," but this simple word hides a massive financial risk. Discover why these essential team members are often the primary drivers of your biggest workers' comp and liability claims.
In workers' compensation, we often focus on networks and costs. But what if the key to better pharmacy utilization is the one person we sometimes forget to talk to? Let's explore why injured workers go out-of-network and how simple engagement can change everything.
In workers' comp, a simple 10-day delay for physical therapy can turn a minor injury into a major claim. Let's explore why direct access to PT is a no-brainer for better outcomes and lower costs, and why so many are still hesitant to embrace it.
Vermont has the second-oldest population in the US, but its nursing homes are closing. We'll break down why the state is spending millions to keep them afloat and what it means for families.