Patients Rising joins Florida coalition to end health insurance bait-and-switch
Patients in Florida have good reason to believe that the health insurance system is rigged
John
October 26, 2017
Category: Access to Care
Stiff Person Syndrome: Living with a rare disease often means fighting alone
For ten years, I’ve been very sick with an extremely rare illness, Stiff Person Syndrome.
Patient Voice
July 25, 2017
Access A-Z
Some key terms that will help you speak the language of healthcare and insurance. Access
Sue
July 21, 2017
Patient Story: Cindy Capraro denied access to IVIG therapy
New York patient living with Myasthenia Gravis can’t access the right treatment IVIG therapy I
John
May 18, 2017
Insurance denials targeting patients with rare autoimmune disease
From South Carolina to New York, MG Patients Denied Access to Same Therapy (Washington, D.C.)
John
May 8, 2017
Voices of Value: Spotlight Multiple Sclerosis Jamie’s Story
“It’s not so much that the MS is exhausting — it is exhausting — but
Editor
February 16, 2017
High Cholesterol: Insurers’ cure often worse than disease
Volunteer firefighter George Acker is used to making life-or-death decisions. When it came time to
John
January 19, 2017
United Kingdom’s health care rationing agency blocks breast cancer treatment
UK Rationing Agency Blocks Breast Cancer Treatment Brexit isn’t the only big news from across
John
January 18, 2017
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: A Beginner’s Guide to Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: Explained “What is non-small cell lung cancer?” We’ve been getting that
John
September 13, 2016
Multiple Myeloma: Patients gaining more support as researchers learn more about demographic factors
Multiple Myeloma: Income, education affect multiple myeloma survival rates Every year, more than 13,000 patients
John
August 25, 2016
Institute for Clinical and Economic Review: What is ICER and Why Does It Matter?
What is the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review, and why does ICER matter? I
Terry Wilcox
July 20, 2016
