Sarah Kliff
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Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Sarah:
"Am I bad person?" Why one mom didn’t take her kid to the ER — even after poison control said to.
The emergency room bill I can’t stop thinking about. → Read More
Trump to Congress: pass legislation to end surprise medical bills
The president has a good idea on health care — and one that could actually pass. → Read More
The 3 most important things I’ve learned as a health care reporter
What I’ve discovered covering the health care system — and as a patient. → Read More
This advocate says Medicare-for-all won’t slash health prices. Here’s why he supports it anyway.
"It would make my position as a single-payer advocate a lot easier," says a doctors organization leader. "But that’s not realistic." → Read More
After Vox reporting, California moves forward on plan to end surprise ER bills
A new bill would outlaw the big, surprise bills that Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital has sent to hundreds of patients. → Read More
No one knows what Joe Biden thinks about health care
Biden has not endorsed Medicare-for-all, nor has he disavowed the idea. The best we can do, then, is look back at his record on health care. → Read More
CBO: over 1 million Americans have become uninsured since 2016
It’s not the Mueller report, but it is important. → Read More
After Vox stories, Zuckerberg Hospital is overhauling its aggressive billing tactics
No more $20,243 bike crashes. → Read More
What Australia can teach America about health care
Why the Australian system might represent a realistic path forward for the US. → Read More
Bernie Sanders’s Medicare-for-all plan, explained
The Vermont Senator’s plan has lots of details about what single-payer would cover. It has less information on how to pay for it. → Read More
2 charts that show our health care administrative costs are really high
A new paper from the Center for American Progress looks at one key metric that sets the US health system apart from other countries’. → Read More
Trump does have a health care plan. It would cause millions to lose coverage.
Mick Mulvaney says no one would lose coverage with Obamacare repeal. His White House budget tells a different story. → Read More
The doctor’s strike that nearly killed Canada’s Medicare-for-all plan, explained
Building a single-payer system is hard, but not impossible. Just ask Saskatchewan. → Read More
Donald Trump is very committed to taking away your health insurance
Candidate Trump wanted to expand coverage. President Trump wants to slash it. → Read More
House plans first-ever hearing on surprise medical bills
This is the first big action we’ve seen from the House on surprise medical bills lately. → Read More
How to fight an outrageous medical bill, explained
Five patients tell us how they pushed back — and won. → Read More
Nikki Haley is wrong: Finland takes care of new moms way better than the US
The former UN ambassador thinks Finns don’t like their health care. Finns think otherwise! → Read More
A spinal surgery, a $101,000 bill, and a new law to prevent more surprises
How New York state fought surprise medical bills — and won. → Read More
It is wildly unclear whether Beto O’Rourke supports Medicare-for-all
The presidential candidate’s views aren’t very clear. → Read More
Trump’s vision for American health care, explained by his budget
It envisions a really different future, one where government-run health care shrinks — and public programs become more difficult to sign up for. → Read More