Insurance

Should I Call The Police If There's A Burglary At My House?

Law enforcement doesn't solve many burglaries, but there are still reasons to file a report.
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Seattle Man Gets $1.1 Million Coronavirus Hospital Bill: Report

The 70-year-old man said goodbye to his family before miraculously recovering.
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Here’s How We Can Deal With COVID-19 In Nursing Homes Right Away

At least 16,000 dead, shortages of gear and workers — and it doesn't have to be this way.
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Experts Predict How Coronavirus Will Change The Way We Travel

The pandemic will affect airports, hotels and other aspects of your future trips.
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Supreme Court Rules Insurers Can Collect $12 Billion Under Health Care Law

It was an 8-1 vote.
By Mark Sherman, AP

With More Than 10,000 Coronavirus Deaths, Nursing Homes Plead For More Testing

Neither the federal government nor the leader in nursing home deaths, New York, has mandated testing for all residents and staff.
By Bernard Condon, Matt Sedensky and Jim Mustian, AP

Uninsured Americans Won’t Pay For Coronavirus Testing

Americans without insurance won’t have to pay for coronavirus testing and treatment, but this new coverage plan has some holes in it.
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The Heartbreaking Choices Canadians Are Making For Parents In Care Homes

Here's how two Ontarians answered, “Should I bring my parent home?”
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If You're A Single Parent, Here's What To Do If You Get COVID-19

Here's how to plan ahead if you're a single or divorced parent who's worried about how to care for your kids if you get coronavirus.
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Detroit's Nursing Homes Are The Next Coronavirus Hot Spot

The city's hospitals are reporting a “huge increase” in nursing home resident admissions as the virus spreads in uniquely vulnerable facilities.
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