Owe money to medical providers? Be careful. Even small medical bills can become major issues if they're ignored.

Medical debt doesn't just vanish, but are there time limits on this type of debt? Or does it linger indefinitely?

By Rae Ellen Bichell for KFF Health News. Broadcast version by Eric Galatas for the KFF Health News/Colorado News Connection ...

Leah Kovitch was pulling invasive plants in the meadow near her home one weekend in late April when a tick latched onto her ...

HRAs allow employers to set aside tax-free dollars for employees to use on medical expenses for themselves and their families.

As states strive to curb health insurers' use of artificial intelligence, patients and doctors are arming themselves with AI ...

From a revenue cycle perspective, 2025 threw us some curve balls. For the first time in six years, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services proposed an increase to the Physician Fee Schedule. At ...

State’s proposal for NC’s share of $50 billion in new federal money would create regional hubs, bolster workforce and revive ...

Managing federal student loan payments can be stressful at any time of year, but December 2025 presents an especially ...

Prosecutors say it overcharged a federal program and billed for higher-level services than were actually provided during ...

Elisabeth Yoder was billed $9,250 for her son’s 39-mile ambulance transfer to a children’s hospital after the toddler, Darragh, contracted a serious bacterial infection called staphylococcal scalded ...