Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
Latest articles by Sarah Kliff
A new Harvard University study is the best evidence yet that expanding health insurance coverage saves lives.
The uninsured rate is at the lowest point since Gallup began recording it in 2008.
Lots of Americans have terrible access to dental care. Obamacare’s new enrollment numbers suggest that health reform won’t fix that.
Is 8 million people signing up for private insurance a success? That’s hard to say.
To them, more medical spending is proof that Obamacare is working: more people are getting health insurance, so they’re using more medical care.
Federal data shows that health care spending is now growing just as quickly as it was prior to the recession.
One in seven kidney stone patients end up back in the hospital for a pricy, unplanned visit.
Lots of people know that 8 million people signed up for coverage – but still don’t think the law hit its sign-up goal.
Barely anybody is applying for an exemption from the health care law’s requirement to purchase health insurance coverage.