Young Adults Show Limited Understanding of Health Insurance Options Post-Graduation
Survey reveals young adults have limited knowledge of health insurance options post-graduation, highlighting need for education on dependent coverage and subsidies.
House Budget Committee Advances Controversial Medicaid Cuts and Tax Extensions Amid U.S. Credit Downgrade
House Budget Committee advances Medicaid cuts and tax extensions in a rushed bill contributing to U.S. credit downgrade and fiscal challenges. Impact on insurers and federal budget outlined.
West Virginia Faces Medicaid and SNAP Cuts Amid Federal Tax Legislation
Explore the impact of federal tax legislation on Medicaid and SNAP in West Virginia, highlighting insurance coverage losses, regulatory changes, and economic implications in healthcare and social support programs.
Oregon Maintains Medicaid Coverage for Undocumented Immigrants Amid Divergent State Policies
Oregon Governor resists cuts to Medicaid coverage for undocumented immigrants, contrasting California's proposed changes amid budget challenges. Oregon's Healthier Oregon program continues providing free healthcare to over 100,000 undocumented residents, emphasizing preventive care and cost control.
Trump Administration Health Funding Cuts Impact Research, Public Health, and Medicaid
Explore how Trump administration cuts to NIH funding, public health grants, and potential Medicaid changes disrupt U.S. health care research, public health efforts, and patient care access.
NJ Faces $3.6B Medicaid Funding Loss Under GOP-Led Federal Cuts
New Jersey's Medicaid program faces a $3.6 billion loss in federal funding under GOP legislation proposing major cuts, work requirements, and reduced ACA subsidies, impacting coverage and costs statewide.
Challenges in Passing GOP Domestic Agenda Spark Medicaid and Deficit Debates
House Freedom Caucus challenges Republican leadership on Medicaid payment cuts and deficit spending in major domestic agenda bill, affecting GOP unity and legislative timing.
Analysis of Governor's Proposal to Suspend State Employee Pay Increases and Authorize Compensation Reductions in 2025
In the 2025 May Revision, California proposes suspending state employee pay increases and authorizing the Department of Finance to reduce compensation if new labor agreements are not reached by July 1, 2025. This analysis reviews compensation components, past cost-reduction strategies, labor law context, and recommends legislative actions to guide and scrutinize such reductions.
Quantum Health Strengthens Executive Team to Drive Healthcare Innovation
Quantum Health appoints new CFO, Chief Transformation Officer, and Chief Marketing Officer to accelerate growth and innovation in healthcare navigation amid rising industry challenges.
Republican Budget Bill Risks $13.5B Healthcare Cuts, 1.5M New Yorkers Losing Coverage
Republican budget reconciliation bill threatens $13.5B in healthcare funding cuts and coverage loss for 1.5 million New Yorkers, impacting Medicaid, Essential Plan, and state healthcare systems.