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  1. How to Request a Second Opinion During a Hospital Stay

    Requesting a second opinion during a hospital stay is your right. Here’s how to ask, who to contact, and what to expect as an inpatient.

    By Astrid Nyberg
  2. How Long Does It Take to Get EMDR Certified?

    EMDR certification typically takes 1 to 2 years, depending on your clinical hours and consultation pace. Here’s what the process actually looks like.

    By Brandi Fitch
  3. What Are the Pros and Cons of Universal Healthcare

    Universal healthcare offers lower costs and broader coverage, but comes with tradeoffs like longer wait times and higher taxes. Here’s a balanced look.

    By Carol Lefebvre
  4. How Does Fraud and Abuse Impact Healthcare Costs?

    Healthcare fraud costs billions each year and affects your premiums, coverage, and care. Here’s how it happens and what it means for you.

    By Carol Lefebvre
  5. How Do EHRs Help Prevent Liability Actions for Providers?

    EHRs help protect providers from malpractice claims through audit trails, legible records, and medication alerts—but they come with liability risks too.

    By Brooke Hall
  6. What to Do When a Patient Yells at You

    Practical guidance for healthcare workers on staying calm, de-escalating tense moments, and protecting yourself when a patient becomes verbally aggressive.

    By Gwen Parsons-Devlin
  7. How Many Patients Does a Concierge Doctor Have?

    Concierge doctors typically see 300–600 patients, compared to 2,000+ in traditional primary care. Here’s what that means for your access and care.

    By Wayne Manning
  8. What Medications Make You Ineligible to Donate Plasma?

    Find out which medications can temporarily or permanently prevent you from donating plasma, from blood thinners to certain acne drugs.

    By Rebecca Tuttle
  9. How to Set Up Home Hospice Care: What to Expect

    Learn how home hospice care works, from choosing a provider and understanding Medicare coverage to daily care routines and supporting your family through the process.

    By Jacqueline Andrews
  10. How to Get CNA Certified While in Nursing School

    Nursing students can often skip the CNA course and test directly using an educational waiver. Here’s how the process works and why it’s worth doing.

    By Shannon Hammond
  11. Is Divorce a Qualifying Event for Health Insurance?

    Divorce qualifies you for a Special Enrollment Period, giving you 60 days to find new health coverage through COBRA or the Marketplace.

    By Santiago Maxwell
  12. How Much Does a Psychiatrist Cost Without Insurance?

    Psychiatric care without insurance can cost $100–$500+ per visit. Here’s what affects the price and how to make it more affordable.

    By Lin Huang
  13. What Do Health Informatics Professionals Do?

    Health informatics professionals bridge medicine and technology to improve patient care, reduce errors, and make sense of complex healthcare data.

    By Brooke Hall
  14. How Does Working Affect Your Medicare Benefits?

    Still working past 65? Learn how your job-based insurance affects Medicare enrollment, costs, and coverage gaps before making a costly mistake.

    By Kris Hubbard