Implications of Proposed Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements
Exploring the implications of proposed Medicaid work reporting requirements, focusing on the impact on patients and clinicians, and the adequacy of exemptions for vulnerable groups.
Missouri Farm Bureau's Proposal for Unregulated Health Plans Sparks Debate
The Missouri Farm Bureau's contentious proposal for unregulated health plans has ignited discussions about healthcare accessibility, consumer protection, and insurance market stability in Missouri.
Supreme Court Reviews ACA’s No-Cost Preventive Health Requirement
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on the ACA’s mandate for health plans to provide preventive health services without cost-sharing. Discover the implications for U.S. healthcare policy and the stance of the AMA in this critical case.
Ohio Fights for Health Insurance Reform Amid Prior Authorization Challenges
Explore the challenges and legislative efforts in Ohio surrounding prior authorization and its impact on patient care, including a potential reform to simplify the process.
North Dakota Moves to Align State Employee Health Insurance with ACA Standards
North Dakota legislates to align state employee health insurance with ACA, increasing plan flexibility and aiming to manage rising healthcare costs without raising employee premiums.
Investigation Requested into Medicare Advantage Plan Business Practices
U.S. lawmakers are requesting a GAO investigation into Medicare Advantage organizations' business strategies, concerning adherence to federal health care spending requirements.
The Affordable Care Act at 15: Evolution and Future Impact on U.S. Health Insurance
Exploring the 15-year journey of the Affordable Care Act, its impact on U.S. health insurance, and future challenges as subsidies near expiration in 2025.
U.S. Supreme Court to Review ACA Provision on Preventive Health Coverage
The U.S. Supreme Court will soon review the constitutionality of a provision under the Affordable Care Act requiring insurers to cover preventive health services as dictated by the USPSTF, potentially impacting healthcare coverage and costs.
President Trump Signs Executive Order Delaying Medicare Drug Price Negotiations
President Trump's executive order delays Medicare drug price negotiations, favoring pharmaceutical companies and potentially increasing drug costs for the public.
U.S. Insurance Industry Trends: Notable Updates on Prior Authorization
Explore significant updates in the U.S. insurance industry related to prior authorization, including federal and state legislative shifts, and the deployment of AI technology.