The Obama administration will seek to address two of consumers’ top concerns about coverage purchased through the Affordable Care Act’s exchanges — that doctor directories are inaccurate and that patients are hit with unexpected bills for costs not covered by insurance, the New York Times reports. Addressing Complaints About Directories According to the Times, many… Continue reading White House Looks To Address Consumers’ Top ACA Concerns

Originally published by Tortolano & Company. Read about how CMS is putting the final touches on adding star ratings to Home Health Compare.

There are people with ostomies that don't have access to the supplies they need. If you have products lying around here's how you can put them to good use!

Pumping at work allows you to continue to provide the best nutrition for your baby. It can also help maintain the special bond you share with your baby.

In case of enteral feeding pump failure due to temporary power outage, you should have a backup plan with an emergency gravity feeding kit.

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Some states recognize the importance of continued breastfeeding and make it the law for employers to support breastfeeding moms at work.

In honor of Nurses Week this year, we wanted to re-share a story that was submitted to our "What Makes Caregiving Rewarding?" contest.

During a disaster breastfeeding your baby becomes even more important, not only for nutrition purposes but because it can reduce stress.

Measures would help patients avoid being turned away by doctors and facing out-of-network costs The heathcare reforms in the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act remain a work in progress, with some of the law’s mandates causing new problems or exacerbating older flaws. One is inaccurate lists of the healthcare providers in insurers’ networks;… Continue reading Two Bills Protecting Patients in Healthcare Networks Deserve Passage