Trudy Lieberman

Herman’s dogged pursuit of the business practices of the nation’s hospitals and health care companies makes him a rare stand-out on a languishing beat.

Washington Post reporter Christopher Rowland is telling powerful narratives of older Americans who have been snared in our woefully deficient long-term care system.

Partisan newspapers have always been part of the American news landscape, but “there’s a huge difference between the partisan papers of 100 years ago and these news sites now."

A liberal version of the hyperpartisan press has emerged with the Courier Newsroom Network and the American Independent Media.

South Carolina officials told Brandie Makrin that something traumatic had to happen to her 21-year-old autistic son before he could get the help he needed.

The Inflation Reduction Act permits Medicare to negotiate drug prices. Here's why the legislation is such a big deal for seniors.

A bill expected to pass would prevent price gouging and limit how much older Americans must pay for medicine.

Why the media needs to cover what’s happening to the program with the same intensity reporters once covered the passage of the Affordable Care Act.

The push towards privatizing Medicare continues at the federal level, with the role of middlemen getting larger.

If it took this long to fix this financially punishing legislative "typo," what does that portend for larger health policy aspirations?