‘Demon Copperhead’ is the top local fiction bestseller
Here are this week’s bestsellers from the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association.
Day: August 6, 2023
Health insurers don’t want you to know where your money is going
American companies and union benefit plans have alleged in a series of lawsuits that the country’s biggest health insurers are squandering their money.
Corn and jalapeños add a delicious kick to this sheet-pan chicken dish
The spicy, salty jalapeño brine balances sweet corn kernels, which roast on a sheet pan alongside chicken thighs in this simple, summery weeknight meal.
SharkNinja’s NYSE debut underscores challenges for U.S. businesses that rely on China
While SharkNinja’s stock popped out of the gate on Monday, the stock sold off the rest of the week, falling below its debut price.
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Tips to navigate insurance denials for mental health conditions
People often think the first “no” is their last chance. But advocates urge patients to explore their rights and resources.
Families fall deep in debt for mental health care. Why is insurance so spotty?
Despite their son’s history of self harm, a Shoreline family couldn’t get insurance coverage for mental health treatment, racking up $250,000 in expenses.
Gaps in care: insurance and mental health
It wasn’t until the last 15 years that U.S. Congress required insurers to comply with parity rules — that mental health should be covered at comparable rates to physical health.
Have you ever struggled to get insurance coverage for mental health care? Tell us.
Getting insurance coverage for mental health care requires patients to navigate a complicated web that isn’t necessarily designed to benefit them.
How a Skyline High School graduate made a prom dress entirely out of duct tape
Sammamish resident Neha Nanubhai created it as an entry in the Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest presented by Duck brand duct tape.