Your health plan says it needs “prior authorization” — now what?
Learn the next steps for getting covered for the treatments you need.
Topic: Healthcare Advocacy
5 Common health conditions that affect women more than men
Some health conditions affect men sand women equally. Heart disease and cancer, for example, are top causes of death for both men and women. But women are more likely to be affected by certain other diseases. Why?
What you need to know about ambulatory surgery centers
These outpatient care centers can be a safe, effective, and more affordable alternative to a traditional hospital. We have answers to some of your top questions.
7 surprising signs of hearing loss
Cranking up the volume on the television isn’t the only way to tell you have hearing loss. Look for these less obvious clues and learn what to do next.
6 Times you should get a second opinion
Most of us don’t think twice about getting a second opinion for basic things like the cost of a roof repair or whether the soup needs more salt. But when it comes to something life-changing like a serious medical diagnosis,…
How to effectively talk to your doctor about pain
Getting your provider to understand how you really feel can make all the difference in whether you get the right treatment — or get blown off as exaggerating your pain. Here’s how to be taken seriously.
How to get out of medical debt
Healthcare costs can add up quickly, even if you have health insurance. These strategies can help you cut the amount you owe and pay it off faster.
Combat the gender pain gap
Research suggests that women experience more chronic pain than men. Yet many healthcare providers downplay or undertreat their symptoms. Learn effective ways to advocate for yourself and get the pain relief you need.
Why are heart attacks often misdiagnosed in women?
Here’s why women don’t get the right answers or care after having a heart attack, plus what you can do to protect yourself.
How to protect yourself from antibiotic resistance
ew research points to antibiotic resistance as a leading health concern that could leave you vulnerable to serious infections. Learn the best ways to lower your risk.