Law firm offers cash for patients
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A Merseyside law firm is offering GPs money for referring patients with compensation claims.
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New Yorkâs attorney general is looking into whether insurers overcharged patients for out-of-network doctors.
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Facing cutthroat competition, escalating expenses, and declining revenues, some of the region&#39;s hospitals are trying to boost their bottom lines by offering
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A biotech startup receives a pile of cash to develop a technology it says can prevent people from getting diseases.
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The nonprofit company that runs the Prince George's hospital system has gone to court to pry loose public dollars that hospital officials say are needed to keep the system open.
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Several of the largest health care providers in the county have sued the Sheriff&#39;s Department, claiming they have been shortchanged by at least $1.2 million over the past 15 months for medical care given to sick jail inmates.
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Some of IT's biggest profits are found in the courtroom.
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Patients who want to see a GP in the evening should face a charge, some family doctors say.
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The credit-card company offers a hybrid rewards program for savers.
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A charity is to pay for an 84-year-old man's legal fight for funding for a potentially sight-saving drug.
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You can take money from an IRA to start a health savings account.
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The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care should ask for its money back. It hired consultants to identify cost savings in the hospitals.
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The attorney general is looking into whether insurers forced patients to overpay for out-of-network doctors.
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To reduce costs, a number of employers are giving away drugs to help workers manage chronic conditions.
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Insulated from lawsuits by their corporate structures, private investors in nursing homes have cut expenses and staff, sometimes below minimum requirements.
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The small pharmaceutical firm signs another big deal.
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By Julius A. Karash, The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Feb. 20--A recent ruling by the Kansas Supreme Court could open up health providers to a wider range of lawsuits.