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Law Offices of Scott Glovsky The Law Offices of Scott Glovsky was founded in 1999 and specializes in health insurance denials, insurance bad faith, catastrophic injuries, and more.

A 2026 AXA Global Healthcare report found that 80% of employees would participate in workplace mental health support pro...
10/16/2026

A 2026 AXA Global Healthcare report found that 80% of employees would participate in workplace mental health support programs, yet two-thirds say these services are unavailable or they are unaware of them. The survey of 19,000 people across 18 countries identified treatment costs and stigma as major barriers to professional mental health care, with 33% of respondents who had not sought help citing affordability. The report also found that people facing these barriers are increasingly turning to AI tools for mental health information and guidance, although experts emphasize that AI should complement rather than replace professional care.

Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period is now open from October 15 through December 7, 2026, allowing beneficiaries to revi...
10/15/2026

Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period is now open from October 15 through December 7, 2026, allowing beneficiaries to review, change, or select their Medicare coverage for 2027. With premiums, deductibles, provider networks, and prescription drug benefits subject to change, comparing available plans can help beneficiaries manage healthcare expenses and avoid coverage gaps. Review your options and complete any necessary plan changes before the December 7 deadline to ensure your coverage meets your healthcare needs and budget for the coming year.

The ALS Association launched its “We Are Undeniable” campaign to help patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) ...
10/15/2026

The ALS Association launched its “We Are Undeniable” campaign to help patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) fight insurance denials for medications, medical equipment, and in-home care. A survey found that about one-third of respondents experienced denied claims or prior authorizations, with appeals taking up to six months and some patients left paying out of pocket or going without needed care. The campaign offers free appeal resources, legal assistance, and guidance while advocating for insurance coverage reforms to improve access to FDA-approved treatments prescribed by ALS specialists.

CVS Health has agreed to pay $315 million to settle U.S. Justice Department lawsuits alleging it improperly filled opioi...
10/14/2026

CVS Health has agreed to pay $315 million to settle U.S. Justice Department lawsuits alleging it improperly filled opioid and other controlled-substance prescriptions without legitimate medical purposes. The settlement requires additional safeguards, including monitoring prescription patterns, to prevent improper dispensing and protect patients and federal healthcare programs. CVS denies wrongdoing and says the agreement does not constitute an admission of guilt.

A KFF survey of more than 25,000 U.S. adults found that people with multiple chronic health conditions face significant ...
10/13/2026

A KFF survey of more than 25,000 U.S. adults found that people with multiple chronic health conditions face significant financial and insurance barriers, including medical bill difficulties, unaffordable medications, and delayed or denied coverage for recommended treatments. Among adults under 65 with three or more conditions, about half of those with insurance reported a coverage delay or denial in the previous two years, while uninsured patients faced even greater financial hardship and were more likely to skip care. Mental health and cancer patients also reported substantial coverage challenges, with some experiencing worsening health after delaying or forgoing treatment.

I'm grateful to be on the staff of Trial Lawyers College teaching and growing with trial lawyers from across the country...
10/12/2026

I'm grateful to be on the staff of Trial Lawyers College teaching and growing with trial lawyers from across the country in the 3-week intensive program. Trial Lawyers College

Healthcare organizations are underprepared for cybersecurity threats posed by future quantum computers, which could brea...
10/10/2026

Healthcare organizations are underprepared for cybersecurity threats posed by future quantum computers, which could break current encryption and expose sensitive patient information. A Forescout report found that only 6% of medical devices and 31% of internet-facing healthcare systems support security measures compatible with post-quantum cryptography. Electronic medical records, diagnostic images, and lab results are particularly vulnerable to attacks in which hackers collect encrypted data now and decrypt it later. Experts urge healthcare leaders to assess security risks and adopt stronger encryption standards early to protect patient privacy and prevent costly data breaches.

WHO released a new guide urging countries to shift from long-term psychiatric hospital stays toward community-based ment...
10/09/2026

WHO released a new guide urging countries to shift from long-term psychiatric hospital stays toward community-based mental health care that respects people’s rights, dignity, and choices. The guide outlines practical steps to reduce lengthy hospitalizations and help people transition back into their communities, emphasizing the need for housing, healthcare, social support, education, and employment opportunities. WHO reports that only 9% of countries have fully transitioned to community-based mental health care, while 28% of psychiatric hospital patients remain hospitalized for more than six months. The organization is calling for faster reforms and greater involvement of people with lived experience in shaping mental health policies and services.

Los Angeles County is developing a countywide system to automatically screen hospital patients for financial assistance,...
10/08/2026

Los Angeles County is developing a countywide system to automatically screen hospital patients for financial assistance, aiming to prevent medical debt before it occurs. With about 800,000 county residents struggling with unaffordable medical bills, officials say many low-income patients never apply for hospital charity care because they are unaware of it or find the application process difficult. The new “presumptive eligibility” system would use available data to identify patients who likely qualify for aid without requiring an application, potentially increasing financial assistance by as much as 50%. The Hospital Association of Southern California plans to make the technology more affordable through bulk purchasing, while L.A. Care has committed $2 million to help launch the program, which officials hope will be available to hospitals by January.

SNAP enrollment has fallen sharply since the 2025 federal law imposed stricter eligibility and work requirements, with a...
10/07/2026

SNAP enrollment has fallen sharply since the 2025 federal law imposed stricter eligibility and work requirements, with about 5 million fewer people receiving food assistance nationwide and Louisiana experiencing a 21% decline. The law also requires states to take on more of SNAP’s administrative and potentially benefit costs, creating financial pressure while increasing paperwork and verification requirements for applicants. In Louisiana, 75% of people who lost SNAP did so for procedural reasons, while food insecurity and demand at food banks have continued to rise. Advocates are urging Congress to delay the cost shifts, warning that the changes could cause more eligible families to lose assistance and further strain state budgets.

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