For countless American families searching for a reprieve from the crushing weight of health insurance premiums, the promise of an affordable, faith-based alternative can seem like a long-awaited answer to their financial prayers. Health care sharing ministries have positioned themselves as a
The term "supply chain" was once a piece of business jargon that rarely entered the public consciousness, but in 2026, its fractures are being felt directly in the household budgets of millions of Americans. Widespread inventory volatility, a consequence of geopolitical tensions, persistent raw
A recent cyberattack on the Catholic healthcare organization Covenant Health serves as a stark reminder of the profound vulnerability of sensitive patient information, ultimately exposing the personal and medical data of nearly half a million individuals. The incident, which unfolded over
In the modern landscape of national security, the front lines are increasingly digital, and the soldiers fighting on them face a unique and often invisible form of combat stress that has prompted new legislative action. A recently introduced bill, H.R. 6630, titled the "Expanding Mental Health
While the nation has long grappled with vulnerabilities in the healthcare supply chain stemming from manufacturing delays, geopolitical strife, and natural disasters, a far more insidious and rapidly escalating danger has taken center stage. The most significant threat to America's medical supplies
Hospitals and health institutions are now navigating a significantly refined regulatory landscape following the release of updated guidance for creating or modifying medical devices in-house to address specific, unmet patient needs. Effective December 17, 2025, this new framework from the Medicines
