A North Dakota federal judge rules that HHS and EEOC cannot require Catholic employers to provide or pay for gender-affirming medical care, citing religious beliefs and compliance with federal anti-discrimination laws.

Japan plans to implement mandatory health insurance for tourists and screen for unpaid medical bills to reduce healthcare costs and enforce fiscal responsibility. This policy change impacts insurance compliance and international travel markets.

Explore how Medicaid work requirements and federal funding incentives influence coverage priorities and policy reforms, with implications for vulnerable populations and state programs.

A GOP tax provision blocks ACA funds from states covering abortion in health plans, pressuring states like New York to choose between abortion access and federal healthcare funding.

The House passed a bill introducing Medicaid work mandates, changes to expansion funding, restrictions on provider taxes, and new SNAP rules with state cost-sharing requirements, impacting state health budgets and program compliance.

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.