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The silence of insurers in the face of claim denials
We wanted to give the major health insurance carriers a seat at the table, hoping for a response on how the industry has changed since United Health Care's CEO and president was gunned down.
Patients encouraged to appeal health insurance denials
More than two out of five working-age adults report being charged for a health service that they thought was free and fewer than half challenged those bills by contacting their provider or insurer.
Paralyzed Florida woman says Medicaid denied essential medical gear
A woman said she hasn't been able to shower or get out of bed ever since a car accident left her paralyzed from the chest down and Medicaid denied claims for the medical gear she needs.
Will Artificial Intelligence control life-or-death medical decisions?
It was only a matter of time before AI made it to healthcare. Many doctors, politicians, and experts are asking how AI will be used.
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“We’re ready for our visitors.”
Spring break season is back across Tampa Bay, and businesses are relying on spring break now more than ever.
Local businesses prepare for a spring break impact
