Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
Latest articles by Sarah Kliff
There’s been a massive shift in how America treats mental health patients — and it’s not necessarily for the better.
It’s mostly Democrats the law is now winning over.
Obamacare enrollees are more satisfied with their health insurance plans than those who get coverage outside the health law’s marketplaces, a new survey finds.
If the tactic works, the White House may have found a model to use again and again to overcome one of the most significant remaining hurdles to Obamacare’s goal of universal health-care coverage.
An expert thinks the law might actually move away from paying better doctors more money.
“It’s really tough in a medical environment to talk about things going wrong.”
Everyone thinks the way we pay Medicare doctors is dumb. Now Washington is actually fixing it.
Arizona has passed a bizarre new law in which the state effectively promises that if the Supreme Court destroys its health exchange, it won’t build a new one, no matter how badly Arizonans are hurting.
Some insurers limit access to the ring and IUDS — and it might be totally legal.
Medicare has spent $315 billion less than expected over the past four years — all thanks to a remarkable slowdown in health-care spending growth.