
What We’re Reading: Health Insurance Costs Exploding; NJ Veterans Homes’ Pandemic Errors; PCPs Reach Tipping Point
Workers and employees are expected to see a growth of 6.5% or higher in health plan costs in 2024; a federal report accuses New Jersey facilities of failing to protect veterans during COVID-19; decreasing numbers of primary care physicians (PCPs) are causing alarming reductions in access.
Health Insurance Costs Erupting
Health insurance costs are growing at the highest rate in years, with some projecting the largest increase in over 10 years will hit businesses and their workers in 2024,
New Jersey Veterans Homes Failed Veterans During COVID-19, Report Alleges
Pervasive dysfunction at 2 of New Jersey’s state-run veterans home left them ill-equipped to protect residents during the COVID-19 pandemic and still continues, according to a report issued by the US Justice Department Thursday,
Primary Care Physician Crisis Looms on Horizon
American physicians have been deserting traditional primary care practice, consisting of internal and family medicine, in high numbers,
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