Minnesota may lose $1.4B in federal Medicaid funding due to new work requirements and eligibility checks, risking coverage for 140,000 enrollees and raising out-of-pocket costs.

Explore the impact of the new U.S. health care law on Medicaid and ACA insurance coverage, including work requirements, eligibility changes, and effects on immigrant health benefits.

UnitedHealth Group's stock has fallen 50% amid sector-wide challenges and regulatory scrutiny. The upcoming earnings report and guidance will be pivotal for investor confidence.

Explore 2025 legislative changes impacting employer-sponsored health plans, including telehealth coverage, gender-affirming care, PBM regulations, and HSA rules. Key insights for plan sponsors and insurers.

Texas ranks 47th in a comprehensive U.S. healthcare survey, highlighting challenges in cost, accessibility, and preventive care. Mississippi ranks worst, New Hampshire best.

Rep. Josh Harder urges immediate federal action to convene the 2025 White House Conference on Aging, addressing the growing long-term care challenges for U.S. seniors and caregiver shortages.

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may replace all members of the Preventive Services Task Force, impacting insurance coverage mandates under the Affordable Care Act.

HHS plans to potentially remove members of the USPSTF, affecting preventive care coverage mandates under the Affordable Care Act and impacting insurance providers and patient access.

Texas ranks in the bottom five U.S. states for health care access and affordability, with the highest uninsured rates and limited physician availability, impacted by recent federal policy changes.

Medical debt burdens nearly 20 million Americans amid Medicaid changes and a reversed CFPB rule on credit reporting, with nonprofits mitigating impacts for vulnerable populations.