Why Is Childbirth So Expensive in the United States?
Childbirth in the United States has been getting more expensive in the past decade, and according to New York Times reporter Elisabeth Rosenthal, maternity and newborn care make up the biggest category...
View ArticleSeeking Medical Care Overseas, at Lower Cost
Elisabeth Rosenthal talks about the high cost of hip and knee replacement surgery in the U.S., and the growing popularity of having surgery overseas. Her New York Times series, Paying Till It Hurts, is...
View ArticleIs Affordable Care Affordable?
New York Times reporter Elisabeth Rosenthal investigates whether the Affordable Care Act will deliver on its promise to make health financially viable. She looks into whether the policies will actually...
View ArticleThe High Cost of Prescription Drugs
As the new affordable healthcare law goes into effect people are confused about what's legal and safe when it comes to prescription drugs. New York Times reporter Elisabeth Rosenthal explains why more...
View ArticleThe High Cost of Emergency Room Care
New York Times reporter Elisabeth Rosenthal discusses the latest in her series “Paying til It Hurts,” about the high cost of health care in the United States compared to other developed countries....
View ArticleThe High Cost of Specialists
New York Times reporter Elisabeth Rosenthal continues her series “Paying Till It Hurts,” on the high cost of health care in this country. Her latest article in the series is “Patients’ Costs Skyrocket;...
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Surprise Medical Bills and Other Major Health Care Costs
The New York Times reporter Elisabeth Rosenthal discusses her series on the cost of health care, Paying Till It Hurts. Her latest article, “After Surgery, Surprise $117,000 Medical Bill From Doctor He...
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