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.
House Republican legislation to expand Trump-era tax cuts includes major Medicaid reductions that threaten funding for home health services and could affect over 10 million Americans, sparking concerns among healthcare workers and advocacy groups.
Oregon Governor resists cuts to Medicaid coverage for undocumented immigrants, contrasting California's proposed changes amid budget challenges. Oregon's Healthier Oregon program continues providing free healthcare to over 100,000 undocumented residents, emphasizing preventive care and cost control.
California's state-backed FAIR Plan faces lawsuits from homeowners over disputed wildfire insurance claims, highlighting challenges in claim processing and regulatory compliance.
California fire victims face ongoing challenges with State Farm insurance claims as the state approves a 17% emergency homeowners rate hike amid scrutiny of insurer practices and regulatory responses.
Explore the challenges and solutions in California's homeowners insurance market, covering rising premiums, risk mitigation, the FAIR Plan, and regulatory impacts affecting availability and pricing.
Los Angeles County offers free blood lead testing amid concerns of soil contamination after the Eaton wildfire. Residents face potential exposure risks and remediation complexities.
Explore California's pioneering wildfire-resilient homes and programs addressing the challenge of retrofitting existing homes for fire safety. Insights on insurance industry responses and regulatory initiatives shaping wildfire risk management.
Covered California’s health insurance exchange website exposed sensitive consumer health data to LinkedIn via trackers, violating privacy norms and triggering a regulatory review. Learn about the implications for healthcare compliance and digital marketing.
California homeowners sue major insurers alleging collusion to deny coverage in fire-prone areas, forcing reliance on the California FAIR Plan with higher premiums and lower coverage.
