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After the 1965 Watts riots, Greene focused on improving the area’s inadequate healthcare. ‘I have picketed all my life,’ she said. She was a field deputy for Supervisor Kenneth Hahn and a trustee of the Drew medical school.

The Kaiser Family Foundation’s president and CEO transformed the organization from a sleepy grant maker into a major nonpartisan healthcare information source.

The author has crafted a ferocious black comedy about the horrors of the American healthcare system and what it can do to even the most compliant of men.

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There are several state and nonprofit organizations that can help patients who feel they are victims of mistakes.

California state budget cuts could mean the closure of several hundred centers. Seniors would lose care and camaraderie, and relatives could lose respite and possibly a paycheck.

Charles Lewis, UCLA healthcare professor, dies at 81

The healthcare industry favors psychotherapies that have been found effective in randomized controlled studies.

In a policy shift, infection with the virus will no longer be a factor in deciding whether to admit travelers or allow people to become permanent residents.

Ineligible for group insurance, millions buy pricey individual policies. Many can’t get (or keep) those.

Many have found that managing customers’ money is more profitable than underwriting medical coverage.

Doctors and health insurers blame each other for an administrative headache that is driving up costs.