Key Trends and Innovations in Health Insurance for 2025
Explore the latest trends and innovations shaping health insurance in 2025, including rising medical costs, AI-driven analytics, digital health solutions, and public-private system dynamics.
Explore the latest trends and innovations shaping health insurance in 2025, including rising medical costs, AI-driven analytics, digital health solutions, and public-private system dynamics.
The disbandment of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) by the HHS Secretary jeopardizes U.S. vaccine policy, impacting insurance coverage and public health.
Over 225,000 Coloradans risk losing health insurance due to Gabe Evans’ proposed tax plan, affecting patients and healthcare providers statewide.
Colorado leaders and health officials warn that the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' could drastically reduce Medicaid funding and increase uninsured rates, impacting rural and resort communities' health care access.
The U.S. Supreme Court reviews pivotal cases on healthcare access, birthright citizenship, voting rights, and educational policies, influencing insurance and regulatory frameworks nationwide.
Robert E. Andrews, CEO of the Health Transformation Alliance, shares insights on evolving employer-sponsored healthcare for distributed workforces, mental health strategies, AI integration, and cost-effective benefits customization.
In-depth analysis of Medicaid work requirements in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act highlights impacts on coverage, employment, and regulatory challenges for states.
New York faces significant health insurance premium hikes and coverage losses from proposed federal legislation eliminating enhanced tax credits and cutting healthcare funding.
Explore how recent state laws and federal policies are advancing hospital price transparency in the U.S., enhancing enforcement and empowering patients and employers with clearer healthcare cost data.
The global supplemental health insurance market is forecasted to grow 5.8% by 2034, driven by aging populations and rising healthcare costs. Major U.S. insurers are expanding product offerings amid regulatory and market challenges.