DUBLIN, May 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — “Insurtech Global Market Opportunities And Strategies To 2031” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. This report provides strategists; marketing and senior management with the critical information they need to assess the global insurtech market as it emerges from the COVID-19 shutdown. The global insurtech market has grown since … Read more
Intravenous ketamine and intranasal esketamine are both equally effective in improving symptoms of treatment-resistant depression (TRD) in adults, but “speed and cost” appear to favor IV ketamine in clinical practice, as the results of one study show. single center observational study. Because of insurance restrictions on esketamine nasal spray, initiation of treatment can take several … Read more
The officially declared national public health emergency related to COVID-19 has now ended for two weeks. There were some risks associated with the emergency disruption, including ending mandates for health insurers to reimburse at-home COVID tests, changes to how vaccines are paid for, and loss of Medicaid coverage automatically continues for those who qualified during … Read more
From the well-articulated theme Commit to Quitting on World Tobacco Day in 2021 to a more appropriate and practical theme Grow Food, No Tobacco, the World Health Organization has kickstarted the world’s choice between food and addiction. Beating addiction can be tough, especially when it’s caused by a smoking habit. As an aside, the global … Read more
Tyler Le/Insider Insider spoke to several same-sex couples using GoFundMe to afford surrogacy. Heteronormative definitions of infertility mean that gay couples are often excluded from undercover IVF. LGBTQ advocates are now pushing for a more inclusive definition to add to social infertility. Seven months ago, Noah and Tyler Tyner-Dernulc started a GoFundMe. So far, she’s … Read more
Making HMO available at affordable prices for every Filipino Aside from the toll it has taken on lives and the local economy, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on families can also be seen in the increase in their healthcare spending due to many prolonged hospitalizations, tests and follow-ups. Cebuana Lhuillier understands how important it … Read more
Comment on this storyComment In the two months it took the insurance company to approve drugs for Washington psychiatrist Jacob Swartz’s patient, he saw how students, once regulated by ADHD and impulse control, unraveled: When and B they turned downvotes, they were suspended, their self esteem plummeted. While Swartz could see the price of delay, … Read more
Despite all the progress being made in helping people with mental health issues, for all the years spent improving our understanding, May is Mental Health Awareness Month, after all one of the lingering challenges is that people’s perceptions of treatment of mental health have not evolved far enough from the days of paramedics and straitjackets. … Read more
Gurugram: HCAH, India’s leading outpatient care provider, announces its partnerships with fourteen major insurance providers, becoming the first transitional care provider in India to make insurance available to its patients. This is a significant milestone for HCAH as it becomes the first rehabilitation provider to offer cashless out-of-hospital care insurance coverage. This partnership enables patients … Read more
Most Massachusetts residents are covered by health insurance, either through their employer or through a government-supported program, a point of pride here in the Commonwealth. But we could do more to listen to the remaining uninsured who may want health insurance but face enrollment hurdles. A new report from the Blue Cross Blue Shield of … Read more