* Health care in America has evolved in some ways, but in others, it continues to be a complex and arduous process for employees and employers alike. * The Affordable Care Act, or ACA, made it a legal ...

Humanists, ever more desperate for enrollment and grants, have increasingly embraced the health humanities as an avenue to salvation. As more and more students pursue vocational or pre-professional ...

This article is part of a feature package on how the American Dream became unaffordable for millions of working-class and middle-class Americans. For more on Reason's autopsy of how things veered off ...

Resident physicians Brooke Jemelka, Gavin Puthoff and Alexis Simon stand around Carmen Hinze as the proud father, Dan, looks on in her recovery room after she delivered her new son, Thaddeus, at Mercy ...

Before Washington was even a state, it was already constructing its first hospital to house patients with mental illness. In the 132 years since, there’s been a lot ...

Everyone knows that the United States is the only high-income country without universal health insurance. According to the standard narrative, this is the inevitable result of U.S. exceptionalism — ...

Healthstorian will soon hit the road collecting an oral history of health and health care in Southwest Virginia. Its debut was at Roanoke’s GO Festival on Oct. 13. The vintage camper may not look much ...

As of January 2004, 250 million non-elderly Americans have access to tax-deductible health savings accounts (HSAs). Individuals can now self-insure for some of their medical needs and manage more of ...