As the nation grapples with rising suicide rates and a declared crisis in youth mental health, the shortage of mental health care professionals becomes increasingly dire. Those reliant on Medicare and Medicaid are amongst the hardest hit by this shortfall, leaving them exposed to the risk of
The Eastman Institute for Oral Health (EIOH) in New York State has become a pivotal haven for those with developmental disabilities and complex health issues who seek dental care. Addressing the stark shortage of services for these communities, EIOH is pioneering enhancements in both access and the
In an unprecedented move aimed at stabilizing the tremors felt across the banking industry, the US government has stepped in to reassure customers affected by the downfall of Silicon Valley Bank. This intervention is a clear signal to the American public that the authorities are committed to
The Struggle to Access Medical Specialists in Sacramento In the Sacramento region, Medi-Cal enrollees are up against a pervasive issue that mirrors a nationwide struggle—the challenge of securing appointments with medical specialists. Particularly for services from cardiologists, rheumatologists,
Amid the American healthcare system, an insidious shortage of primary care providers is jeopardizing patient trust and care. Piedad Fred, a 71-year-old patient, epitomizes the distress many feel after losing their trusted doctors — a problem that's been exacerbated by the global pandemic. This
The State of PCP Attachment in America By the Numbers: Who Has a PCP? A recent poll from Yahoo News and YouGov reveals that the likelihood of Americans having a primary care physician varies considerably with age. Overall, 77% of those surveyed stated they have a PCP, with the numbers skewing
