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Invisible disabilities can shape nearly every part of a person’s life while remaining difficult for others to recognize, from managing chronic illness and fatigue to navigating workplaces, healthcare systems and […]
Invisible Disabilities, Unequal Care and the Fight for Health Access Read More »
As the cost of obesity treatment remains a concern for patients across the United States, a new federal initiative is creating another pathway for some Medicare beneficiaries to access certain
GLP-1 Bridge 2026 What Medicare Patients Need to Know. Read More »
Illinois has made progress in reducing infant deaths, but the improvement has not reached all families equally. State data show that the Illinois infant mortality rate fell from 6.5 deaths
Illinois Infant Mortality Is Declining, but Racial Disparities Remain Read More »
For millions of Americans with disabilities, employment is closely connected to more than a paycheck. Work can influence access to health insurance, financial stability, social connection and the ability to
National Disability Employment Awareness Month and Health Access Read More »
October’s Health Literacy Month is drawing attention to an often-overlooked part of health care: whether patients can actually find, understand and use the information they need to make decisions about
Heart failure can have many causes, but for some patients, the diagnosis may not tell the whole story. A condition called transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy, or ATTR-CM, is increasingly being recognized
Could Heart Failure Be ATTR-CM? What Patients Should Know Read More »
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