Hospitals spent 6,000+ hours diverting patients. Why are Cincinnati's ERs so crowded?
Most patients who visit the ER don't have a life-threatening emergency. That doesn't mean they're the problem.
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Sepsis Rates Have Skyrocketed Since This Red State Banned Abortion
Texas lawmakers instituted a sweeping six-week abortion ban in 2021, using the threat of criminal conviction to sway ...
Bay Area urgent care patients billed up to $900 each after receiving COVID tests
The owner of AFC Urgent Care in Newark says the company filed for bankruptcy after more than $30 million in unpaid claims ...
US Spends More on Ambulatory Care Than Inpatient, Pharmaceuticals Combined
Ambulatory care is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the health care industry. It is also the most expensive—by a ...
Bellingham hospital’s ER is flooded with patients. Here’s where you can get help faster
If you’re running a fever, coughing and aching all over — and think you need medical treatment — local health officials are asking you to avoid the hospital ER unless it’s actual emergency. Instead of ...
Medical drama 'The Pitt' shows us how much can happen in an emergency room: 'This is how it would unfold in real life'
The Max medical drama, which follows health care workers at an underfunded trauma hospital in Pittsburgh, is fast-paced and ...
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Money blog: Veganism in trouble - and the man who sold half a million steaks with a 12,000-year-old idea to fix it
as reserves managers worry over sanctions and other political risks vis-à-vis the West versus the Rest." Millions of households could be charged higher bills as Thames Water launches appeal to ...