The landscape of American healthcare stands at a critical crossroads as the debate over physician-owned hospitals (POHs) intensifies, carrying profound implications for access, equity, and financial stability across the sector. With over 150 rural hospitals closed since 2010 and many more on the
Overview of a Shifting Landscape In 2025, the landscape of U.S. immigration policy stands at a critical juncture, with proposed changes to public charge rules under the Trump administration sparking intense debate across communities and industries. A staggering statistic from the 2025 KFF/New York
Setting the Stage: A Looming Health Insurance Cost Crisis As the enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium subsidies teeter on the brink of expiration in less than six weeks, a staggering 22 million Americans face the specter of skyrocketing health insurance costs, creating a critical juncture in
The Human Side of Healthcare: Why Personal Stories Matter The landscape of healthcare in the United States often appears as a complex web of numbers—hospital beds per capita, mortality rates, and insurance coverage percentages. Yet, beneath these statistics lie the lived experiences of millions of A
Setting the Stage for a Cybersecurity Crisis in Healthcare The healthcare industry stands at a critical juncture, grappling with an unprecedented surge in data breaches that threaten the sanctity of personal and medical information, while millions of records are digitized and managed by third-party
What happens when a sudden medical emergency not only drains a bank account but also destroys the chance to buy a home or secure a job? For countless Coloradans, this harsh reality has fueled a fierce legal showdown over a state law designed to shield medical debt from credit reports. This
