Former U.S. Rep. Jennifer Wexton uses AI-generated voice tech to address PSP symptoms, advocates for Parkinson's legislation, impacting healthcare innovation and insurance compliance.
Pfizer and other pharmaceutical firms have discussed most-favored-nation drug pricing with the U.S. government, highlighting potential impacts on insurance and payer strategies.
New legislation expanding Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangements (ICHRAs) aims to increase employer-sponsored health insurance flexibility, reduce costs, and enhance consumer choice in the U.S. market.
New Vermont law allows health regulators to reduce hospital reimbursements from insurers at risk of insolvency, addressing financial strain in the state's health insurance market.
The House reconciliation budget bill risks $13.5B in healthcare cuts, $25B in clean energy investment losses, major SNAP reductions, and maintains the SALT cap, raising concerns for New York's insurance and economic landscape.
Texas integrated rural ACA rating areas into urban ones, boosting gold plan enrollment without increasing total marketplace enrollment, improving plan choice in rural areas.
Analysis of House reconciliation bill shows potential 16 million increase in uninsured due to Medicaid and ACA changes and premium tax credit expirations by 2034.
House tax and spending bill could cause 11 million Americans to lose health insurance due to deep cuts in Medicaid and ACA subsidies, raising costs and enrollment barriers.
Covered California health insurance enrollment increased to nearly 2 million by 2025, led by growth in the Bay Area. CBO reports signal potential future uninsured increases due to policy changes.
Nearly 70 Rite Aid pharmacies closing in Western New York by June 2025 reduces local access to medications and pharmacy services. Erie County health officials provide guidance for safe prescription transfers and continuity of care.
