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Opinion | The Supreme Court hurt Alabama’s dialysis community, and Congress must step in

By Kelly Reese,

15 hours ago

By Kelly Reese,

15 hours ago

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Gamo37

8h ago

Unbelievable ruling by the Supreme court! I bet they will be covered, and treated for the same. How cold hearted can courts become???? Sad state of injustice! Unrealistic!!!

Arlean Wyckoff

13h ago

We Are Calling On Congress To Act And Act Now Restore Protection For Dialysis Patients Act H.R.6860 Restore The Legal Protections For The Vulnerable Patients Please Restore It

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