Category: Patient Debt
Surrogacy puts marriage to the test
By Sailor Fairchild October 2, 2026
Surrogacy may put a marriage to the test, about one of life's biggest challenges, with surrogacy changing relationships forever.
Black Woman’s Pregnancy Loss Reveals Systemic Healthcare Failures
By Sailor Fairchild September 29, 2026
A Black woman's pregnancy loss exposes critical systemic healthcare failures in timely uterine rupture intervention and patient advocacy during high-risk pregna
Weather factors linked to migraine risk
By Wren Hollings September 25, 2026
Migraine risk may be linked to weather factors like air pollution and temperature, according to a new study.
Government cracks down on health insurance fraud
By Sailor Fairchild September 23, 2026
Government cracks down on health insurance fraud, affecting over 760,000 individuals who lost coverage.
AMA urges CMS to keep prior authorization deadline
By Clover Dunmore September 19, 2026
AMA urges CMS to keep prior authorization deadline for electronic prior authorization (ePA) on January 1, 2027, to avoid outdated methods.
Federal Prior Auth Rules Slow Down Practices
By Sailor Fairchild September 11, 2026
Federal prior auth rules are slowing down practices, with 44% of medical leaders reporting delays despite regulatory efforts.
Wayne Winegarden Says Banning Corporate Medicine Ineffective
By Sailor Fairchild September 10, 2026
The corporate medicine ban often praised for protecting small practices may actually fall short, as hospital loopholes let large groups acquire clinics.
AI Companies Will Exploit Canada’s Mental Health Crisis
By Clover Dunmore September 3, 2026
AI companies are exploiting Canada's mental health crisis. Discover the dangers of chatbots like ChatGPT failing vulnerable users.
Canada Must Prepare for Oil Shocks and Shortages
By Sailor Fairchild September 1, 2026
Canada must prepare for oil shocks and shortages that threaten healthcare systems and essential medical supplies. Discover how rising oil prices impact the econ
Canada has tools to end cervical cancer but lags
By Wren Hollings August 23, 2026
Cervical cancer deaths persist in Canada despite advanced screening tools. Learn why the system lags and how preventable cases are emerging.