health insurance

The "brazen and targeted" killing of a health insurance executive outside a New York hotel this week shocked America.

In death, he has become an unwitting symbol of the terrible things health insurance companies do to people for money.

The brazen murder of a health insurance company CEO has shocked the public consciousness — but for some, it seems to be a relatively mild, pleasurable shock.

Former FBI supervisor Rob D’Amico told NBC News that the shooting has the markings of a personal vendetta tied to United Healthcare, which provides health insurance to millions of Americans.

Olfson's research shows that adults with lower incomes or without private health insurance were also less likely to use teletherapy than their wealthier, privately insured counterparts.