INSURASALES

AMA Urges Retention of USPSTF Members to Sustain Evidence-Based Preventive Care

The AMA calls for retaining USPSTF members to ensure continuity of evidence-based preventive care services covered by insurers under federal law, highlighting the task force's crucial role in U.S. public health.

Colorado Prepares for Special Session to Address Federal Budget Impact on Medicaid and ACA

Colorado's General Assembly schedules a special session to tackle significant impacts of the new federal budget bill on state Medicaid funding, ACA subsidies, and SNAP program changes. The session addresses substantial Medicaid cuts, provider tax caps, and eligibility restrictions affecting Colorado’s healthcare landscape.

Experts Warn of Sharp ACA Premium Hikes and Subsidy Expiry Impact in 2026

ACA health plans face soaring 2026 premiums amid looming expiration of enhanced COVID-era federal subsidies, risking enrollment drops and market volatility.

Comprehensive Tax Provisions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" Impact U.S. Tax Laws

Explore key tax law changes in the One Big Beautiful Bill (BBB) affecting individual and corporate taxes, deductions, and credits in the U.S.

Venus Williams' Returns To Tennis For The Health Insurance Coverage

Venus Williams' return to tennis draws attention to the high costs of COBRA health insurance and broader U.S. challenges with medical debt and health care affordability.

Trump Health Care Policy Cuts Expected to Increase Medical Debt

The Trump administration's Medicaid cuts and health policy changes are projected to increase medical debt and reduce insurance coverage protections for Americans, impacting affordability and credit scores.

Moody's Report: Medicaid Cuts, Insurer Challenges, and Emerging Healthcare Trends

Moody's report highlights impending Medicaid cuts, insurer financial pressures, evolving Medicare Advantage rates, and trends in U.S. healthcare leadership and technology.

New Federal Bill Could Reduce Medicaid and ACA Enrollment by Millions

The recent One Big Beautiful Bill Act is projected to decrease enrollment in Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act by 11.8 million, impacting health coverage and patient insurance eligibility across key health systems.

Analysis of the Recent Reconciliation Bill's Impact on U.S. Families and Budget

The new reconciliation bill increases the federal deficit, reduces health and nutrition support, raises utility costs, and affects clean energy jobs, impacting the U.S. middle class and economy.

Health Insurance Costs Require Careful Planning for U.S. Retirees

Explore essential strategies for U.S. retirees to manage rising health insurance costs, Medicaid options, COBRA coverage, and ACA subsidies to secure financial stability in retirement.