Federal Cuts to Medicaid and ACA Will Raise Costs, Increase Uninsured
New federal law cuts $911B from Medicaid and ACA, increasing uninsured rates and insurance premiums. State budgets and hospitals face rising uncompensated care costs.
Key ACA Marketplace Policy Updates Set to Reduce Spending and Expand Coverage
Major ACA Marketplace changes from 2025-2027 will reduce federal spending, tighten premium tax credit repayments, and broaden eligibility for subsidies and coverage.
USDS Transformed Federal Digital Service Delivery Post HealthCare.gov Rollout Failure
The U.S. Digital Service was created after the HealthCare.gov rollout failure to modernize federal digital services, promoting agile development and improved user experiences across government agencies.
Senate Dems Introduce Bill to Reverse GOP Healthcare Cuts and Extend ACA Tax Credits
Senate Democrats introduce legislation to reverse Republican healthcare cuts and permanently extend ACA premium tax credits, impacting coverage for millions.
Federal Medicaid Cuts to Impact 140,000 Minnesotans Starting 2027
New federal Medicaid funding cuts set to remove coverage from 140,000 Minnesotans by 2027, escalating state healthcare costs and administrative challenges.
OBBBA's Impact: Largest Medicaid Cuts and ACA Subsidy Rollbacks
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act enacts historic Medicaid cuts and ACA subsidy reductions, raising premiums and insurer withdrawals, impacting millions and state budgets.
UnidosUS Advances Latino Health and Policy Advocacy in 2024
UnidosUS continues its advocacy and policy work in 2024, focusing on health coverage programs, immigration, and economic barriers affecting the U.S. Latino community. Discover key insights on ACA benefits, Medicaid, CHIP, and nutrition security initiatives.
Mississippi Officials Address Rising Insurance Costs and State Economic Policies
Mississippi leaders discuss rising insurance premiums, expiring ACA subsidies, and state fiscal strategies including tax rebates and farm resiliency initiatives at the Neshoba County Fair.
Ohio Medicaid Policy Changes to Increase Work Requirements, Redeterminations by 2026
Ohio Medicaid will face increased work requirements and semi-annual eligibility redeterminations starting 2026, impacting over 47,000 Clark County residents and potentially increasing gaps in care and uncompensated healthcare costs.
FBI Alerts on Fraudulent Health Discount Plans Posing as Insurance
The FBI warns about scammers selling worthless health discount plans disguised as insurance. Learn how to identify legitimate health insurance and avoid fraud.