The latest data shows hospitals in the region saw falling total operating margins, lower operating revenue gains and higher ...

As healthcare expenses grow, fintech startups look to boost the affordability — and profitability — of medical payments.

A massive deal to wipe out $30 billion in medical debt for an estimated 20 million Americans is providing some relief in Connecticut.

Elevance Health might have a mountain of debt, but it’s also sitting on a cushion of cold hard cash. At the end of 2024, Elevance had US$33.5b in debt but US$34.7b in cash, giving it net cash of ...

“President Trump’s Executive Orders today are bad for America’s health and our climate and will increase costs for American families. Burning coal releases deadly pollution into our air, including ...

"The people who owe the debts can't pay." In the past year alone, Americans borrowed an estimated $74 billion to pay for health care, a nationwide West Health-Gallup survey found. And even those ...

When we think about how risky a company is, we always like to look at its use of debt, since debt overload can lead to ruin. Importantly, Elevance Health ... get really bad, the lenders can ...

A new AARP survey suggests nearly half (47%) of adults 50 and older who carry credit card debt use their cards to pay for necessities like health care, car payments and housing. Some 17% admitted ...

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The transaction involved SRx Health converting CAD$4 million of debt into equity, a move that Chairman Michael Young believes will fortify the merged entity without affecting Better Choice’s share ...

Underscoring the massive scale of America's medical debt problem, a nonprofit has struck a deal to pay off old medical bills for an estimated 20 million people. New York-based Undue Medical Debt ...

Despite the size of this deal, however, even proponents of retiring patient debt acknowledge that such purchases cannot solve a crisis that now touches around 100 million people in the U.S. "We don't ...