It can be easy to forget, or look away from, the pain and disruption of the pandemic. The numbers will be there to remind us.

Service utilization is the biggest factor behind spending variation, with prices, disease prevalence, and demographics playing smaller roles. Health care spending varies widely across US counties ...

Reckless spending concept, money flying out of box. Health care service utilization, which is how often people seek and receive care, accounts for nearly two-thirds of spending variation among U.S ...

Massachusetts healthcare spending is far outpacing targets, according to a new report, continuing a trend of unsustainable ...

The one-year increase was the second highest since the state established its benchmark to rein in expenditures in 2013.

A prior adviser to the Biden-Harris White House has spread information online saying that the new budget resolution would ...

New York today ranks second-highest overall nationally in health care spending per person ($14,000). As Republicans in Congress debate cutting Medicaid, New York's health care system overall ...

The University of Washington report found New Jersey spent $75.6 billion on health care in 2019, the seventh-most per person nationwide. Ocean County led the way: It spent $10,620 per capita, ranking ...

Health care spending in Clackamas and Deschutes counties averaged roughly $7,900 per person in 2019, the most of anywhere in Oregon. The spending likely reflects populations who are proactive ...

New York ranks third in the U.S. for per-capita health care spending, at $186 billion in 2019, according to a landmark new study released Friday. The Disease Expenditure Study tracked Medicare ...

income and education levels were more likely to use the health care system more often. It made for vast differences in spending by county. Nassau County, New York, had the highest per capita ...