Warning: Government Listing Of Clinical Trials Doesn’t Disclose Costs To Patients By Emily Bazar Photos by Heidi de Marco July 26, 2016 Some clinics on NIH’s website charge people to participate in testing of unproven treatments — and it can come as a surprise to unsuspecting patients. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
Medi-Cal Expands To Immigrant Children. Here’s How It Works. By Emily Bazar April 1, 2016 New approach will provide state’s low-income health care program to children in the U.S. illegally. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
Where Did My Insurance Go? By Emily Bazar March 22, 2016 Covered California continues to terminate some customers from their health plans, even though they’re paid in full. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
Minimum Wage Hike A Welcome Boost To Home Care Workers By Emily Bazar and David Gorn May 10, 2016 New law will raise California’s minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2022-2023, offering “underpaid” home care workers some financial relief. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
California’s New Sex Education Requirements By Emily Bazar March 2, 2016 School districts scramble to comply with state edict. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
¿Atormentados Por Los Formularios Impositivos Del Obamacare? Aquí Está La Ayuda By Emily Bazar February 29, 2016 Mire cuidadosamente su formulario impositivo 1095 sobre cuidado de salud: existe la posibilidad de que tenga errores. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
Taxed By Obamacare Tax Forms? Here’s Help. By Emily Bazar February 26, 2016 Look carefully at your 1095 health care tax form: There’s a chance it’s pocked with errors. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
Covered California Takes Aim At System Gamers By Emily Bazar February 19, 2016 Proposal would tighten requirements for midyear sign-ups, to deter people who don’t enroll until they get sick. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
Short-Term Health Plans: The Pros And Cons By Emily Bazar January 28, 2016 “You could get one of these plans, pay the uninsured tax penalty and still pay less.” FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
Want Into A Clinical Trial? Read This First. By Emily Bazar January 20, 2016 Experimental drugs might help desperate patients, but don’t count on an easy cure. FacebookLinkedInXEmailPrint
