If you're having trouble finding a good doctor, the Web is a useful place to start your research. These services can help you find the right doctor for you. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a ...

It's a significant step toward reducing health disparities and improving access to quality healthcare for Black communities nationwide. In a significant step toward reducing health disparities and ...

Google is looking to help users navigate the insurance coverage space with a new tool that helps people check if a provider is in-network. Users will be able to look up a specific provider and see ...

Looking for an exceptional doctor? If you're like most people, you rely on word of mouth. You can also go online to look up health care providers in your community and find out how they rate. You’ll ...

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When researching Medicare plans, individuals can consider which doctors or healthcare facilities nearby accept Medicare. Several online tools can help locate a Medicare-approved doctor. Medicare has a ...

Zach McCallum doesn’t embarrass easily. But the self-described bald guy with a beard felt grateful when his gynecologist said he could check in on a regular medical floor. That meant he could skip the ...

People often visit an orthopedic doctor when they’re injured or when they have a chronic condition, such as arthritis or lower back pain. In this article, we’ll take a deeper dive into what orthopedic ...

This is the last article in series that focuses on your rights as a patient—both inside the hospital and out. Previously, I wrote about the Patient’s Bill of Rights, informed consent, medical sherpas, ...