The Covid-19 pandemic prompted unprecedented changes in healthcare policies in the United States, significantly altering how Americans access and afford healthcare services. Key among these changes were the Medicaid continuous enrollment provision and enhanced Marketplace tax credits, both of which
The School of Public Health's new Center for Health System Sustainability (CHeSS) is delving into health care costs, access, and outcomes in different countries to understand what various health systems can learn from each other. By examining different health care models worldwide, the article
Sri Lanka's healthcare system is poised for a significant transformation with the recent approval of a $150 million financing project by the World Bank's Board of Executive Directors. The financing is dedicated to enhancing the quality and utilization of primary healthcare services in Sri Lanka, a
In West Virginia, debate is swirling around the future of state-run health facilities, with one voice emerging strongly against moves to privatize: Marion County Delegate Joey Garcia. Garcia's impassioned arguments came to the fore during his recent appearance on WAJR's "Talk of the Town" radio
The fabric of healthcare access in Greater Western Sydney is fraying, giving many residents a severe cause for concern. Challenges to the availability and affordability of health services have dethroned other pressing issues such as safety and housing. This trend manifests profoundly in the
In recent years, rare disease patients and their caregivers in India have witnessed some progress with the introduction of the National Policy for Rare Diseases 2021 (NPRD 2021). This policy was a milestone in officially recognizing the unique challenges faced by those living with rare diseases,
