COVID-19

There is nothing simple, basic, or even commonsense about our current system.

The coronavirus pandemic has increased workplace challenges and health care barriers for women and mothers.

60% of the economists surveyed said that both the supplemental unemployment benefits and the Paycheck Protection Program should continue, but they differed in other areas.

As COVID-19 continues to spread, an increasing number of rural communities find themselves without their hospital.

A Pacific Business Group on Health survey found that 57% are waiting until circumstances change before they bring employees back.

"We're at an unprecedented time where there's a sense of collaboration and not competition," said Jessica Brooks of Pittsburgh BGH.

To counter their record revenues, many insurers are offering cost-sharing waivers for COVID-19 treatments, with a few are also offering additional measures like premium relief.

Only one in five public funds were resilient enough to weather future downturns by the end of 2019, according to the Equable Institute.