Costs of Care

By Gabe Sullivan Health costs are one of the greatest financial burdens our country faces today and will continue to face in the coming years. Patients, doctors, caregivers, and employers

By John Ly, MD “Will you charge me?” he asked quietly, between labored breaths. He sat in the hospital bed with his legs over the side in what is known

By Robert Dickman, M.D. Imagine my surprise when I learned of my patient’s recent hospitalization at  a major medical center in Boston. She was 86 years old and generally quite

By Henry Kimmel, Psy.D. Days from her 80th birthday, “Nancy” (not her real name) is doing well.  She’s active, exercises, drives, travels, and lives alone in a multi-story apartment building

The policymakers we have tasked with improving our healthcare system mean well but have limited optics. I don’t blame them. Capitol Hill is a long way from the hospital bedside.

By David Marcovitz When I was a second year medical student, I gave blood at a Red Cross drive and noticed a week later that I had a hard and slightly