Have you ever opened a medical bill and nearly choked in surprise at the number on the “due now” box, and wondered why the hell it wasn’t covered by your insurance? A lot of that confusion isn’t…

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Journal of General Internal Medicine -

Journal of General Internal Medicine -

AMHERST — Nearly one in three Americans carries medical debt, a figure that public employees in Massachusetts worry could increase if Gov. Maura Healey’s proposal to cut the state’s Group Insurance Co...

Rising health care costs are pushing some doctors to rethink the way they do business. A father-daughter medical practice in Honolulu is now cutting out the middle man. Instead of