Long Waits Frustrate Callers To Health Exchanges
For those trying to enroll through online health exchanges, help has long been advertised as just a phone call away.
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For those trying to enroll through online health exchanges, help has long been advertised as just a phone call away.
Some lawmakers are hoping to jump-start Maryland's stalled medical marijuana program and include treatment for children.
After a long battle with lung cancer, the Orioles director of public relations died Friday morning at age 36.
States that have experienced technical problems running their own health care enrollment websites are getting some help from the Obama administration.
A problem with Maryland's defective health care exchange could cost the state $30.5 million, because the state is unable to determine whether people remain eligible for Medicaid, according to a report by state budget analysts released Thursday.
The Obama administration quietly issued a health law fix Thursday to help states that have had technical problems running their own enrollment websites. It could stir up critics but may help the law's supporters.
A historic earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, causing a nuclear power meltdown. The U.S. Navy rushed in to help---but are those sailors now paying the price? Nearly 100 believe that mission ruined their health.
Childhood obesity is a huge problem in Maryland. Now health advocates are teaming up with state lawmakers to push for change. The new coalition was announced in Annapolis Wednesday.
Yoga, with roots you can trace back 5,000 years, describes both a physical exercise and a state of mind. It has experienced a boom in popularity.
Maryland's health-exchange board voted to fire the state's prime information technology contractor for Maryland's defective health care exchange, the state's health secretary told lawmakers Monday.
Maryland is still in the grip of this year's flu season. And across the nation, doctors say it's hitting teens and young adults especially hard.
Maryland has revised its enrollment goal for its new health insurance exchange after months when it looked like the state could miss its target.
The explosive politics of health care have divided the nation, but America's governors, Republicans and Democrats alike, suggest that President Barack Obama's health care overhaul is here to stay.
A Maryland health official says people sickened in recent months by a Listeria outbreak have recovered, and there have been no new confirmed cases.
Twenty-five people were charged Thursday with obtaining at least $75 million in fraudulent Medicaid payments from the District of Columbia government, a series of cases that federal prosecutors said added up to the largest health-care fraud in the city's history.
