“One in seven people who signed up for Affordable Care Act plans this year failed to pay after premium costs rose sharply, according to an analysis that provides the first comprehensive look at the impact of expiring federal subsidies,” Anna Wilde Mathews... See more
“For Dr. Joseph Cacchione, the math on GLP-1 drugs stopped making sense. The C.E.O. of the Philadelphia-based nonprofit hospital system Jefferson said his organization now spends more on prescription drug coverage — fueled by the soaring use of weight los... See more
More and more therapists are coming to us with questions and observations about declining Psychology Today client referrals, saying that their traffic is down significantly and hypothesizing about the reasons. These conversations are a result of our earli... See more
Therapist forums are buzzing about our piece on the drop in Psychology Today referrals, and emailing and clicking on over to read and share their thoughts. The piece from December documented the situation: The Psychology Today directory of therapists has ... See more
“Millions of Americans are starting to see their monthly health-insurance bills rise, a new pressure point for a nation still frustrated with the high cost of living,” Rachel Louise Ensign writes for The Wall Street Journal. “Many of those facing the most... See more
