The Trump administration signals readiness to revise Medicare if Senate uncovers fraud, while denying plans for cuts. Medicaid cuts remain a focal budget concern amid Senate review.

Explore how Georgia's proposed Medicaid cuts and political campaigns involving U.S. Rep. Mike Collins affect social programs and the insurance sector.

The Resident Physician Shortage Reduction Act of 2025 seeks to add 14,000 Medicare-funded residency slots over seven years to combat the growing U.S. physician shortage, with a focus on rural and underserved communities.

Medicare's underpayment to physicians is accelerating the U.S. doctor shortage and threatening healthcare access. Proposed payment reforms aim to realign Medicare reimbursement with practice costs and value-based care.

Explore the key fiscal events driving the U.S. national debt beyond $36 trillion, including tax cuts, military spending, Medicare expansion, and pandemic relief impact on federal budgets and insurance markets.

U.S. auto insurance rates climb 12% in 2025 with wide variation among providers. Discover how comparing insurers can yield significant savings on full coverage policies.

California, Illinois, and Minnesota scale back state-funded healthcare coverage for undocumented immigrants due to budget constraints, reflecting broader Medicaid funding challenges and immigration policy debates.

Explore major U.S. health policy changes in 2025 affecting insurance access, Medicaid funding, vaccine advisory shifts, and regulatory reforms.

UnitedHealthcare’s Q1 2025 earnings saw a market overreaction due to increased Medicare Advantage costs and CEO resignation. Despite short-term guidance reductions, strong profitability and diversified revenue streams make it a compelling value opportunity.

Examining the ongoing Medicare Advantage debate among NYC public service retirees and union influences, highlighting implications for health insurance policy and benefits.