Emerging Trends in U.S. Employee Health Benefits for 2025
Explore the key 2025 trends in U.S. employee health benefits, including personalized plans, preventive coverage, and tech-driven solutions enhancing customer experience and cost management.
Aflac Survey Reveals Barriers and Trends in U.S. Preventive Health Care
The 2025 Aflac Wellness Matters Survey reveals key barriers to preventive health care among Americans, highlighting generational differences, the rise of telehealth, and the role of family influence in screening adherence.
Health First Health Plans Expands Affordable Coverage in Osceola County
Health First Health Plans expands into Osceola County, enhancing access with AdventHealth partnership and offering diverse Medicare Advantage and affordable coverage in Central Florida.
Key U.S. Budget Negotiations, Local Developments, and Health Benefit Changes
Congressman Lloyd Smucker influences budget reconciliation and healthcare benefits with rising premiums for part-time Lancaster General Health workers. Local updates on West Art renovation and mental health prison transfer.
Illinois Proposes Ending Health Benefits for Immigrant Adults Amid Budget Constraints
Illinois may end the Health Benefits for Immigrant Adults program due to budget constraints, affecting 32,000 noncitizens' healthcare coverage. The move raises fiscal and healthcare access concerns within immigrant communities.
Michigan Nonprofit Hospitals and Community Benefit Financial Assistance Challenges
Explore challenges in Michigan nonprofit hospitals' financial assistance programs under the Affordable Care Act, focusing on patient communication and tax exemption compliance.
Vault Medical Services Settles False Claims Act Allegations with $8M Penalty
Vault Medical Services settled for $8M over allegations of submitting false claims to the HRSA COVID-19 Uninsured Program for insured patients, underscoring regulatory scrutiny on insurance claims.
Strategic Retirement Withdrawals: Applying the 4% Rule and Bucket Approach
Explore effective retirement withdrawal strategies using the 4% rule and bucket approach to optimize portfolio longevity and manage economic uncertainties.
Johns Hopkins ACG® System Enhances Population Health Analytics for Over 250 Million Weekly
The Johns Hopkins ACG System is a leading population health analytics tool used globally to improve care for over 250 million people weekly, integrating clinical and social data to advance health equity and risk adjustment.
Medicaid Eligibility and Coverage Options for Undocumented Immigrants Across U.S. States
Explore Medicaid and CHIP coverage rules for undocumented immigrants in the U.S., state-funded options, emergency care provisions, and impact on insurance eligibility across states.