Proposed Health Bill May Cause 10.9 Million Medicaid Coverage Losses
A significant health insurance bill could result in 10.9 million Medicaid recipients losing coverage, affecting the U.S. insurance market and regulatory landscape.
CBO Sees $3.7T Tax Cut and Deficit Rise in Trump Tax Bill with Impact on Health Coverage
Congressional Budget Office analysis projects $3.7T tax cuts and $2.4T deficit rise under Trump tax bill, highlighting impacts on Medicaid, health coverage, and federal spending.
House Oversight Seeks Answers on Commerce Dept's Health Coverage Failures
House Oversight Committee demands Commerce Department explain premature health insurance termination of fired employees and premium deductions during coverage lapse.
AI Transforms Insurance Call Centers with Enhanced Customer Support
Explore how AI is revolutionizing insurance call centers, enhancing customer service in Medicare enrollment through eHealth's advanced AI agent.
Medicare Advantage Raises Cost Concerns Despite Lack of Better Outcomes
Medicare Advantage plans cost more to the federal government without proving better outcomes, raising concerns over private insurer payments and patient access.
PTC Enhancements Expire in 2026, Risking Coverage Loss for Millions
The temporary expansion of the Health Premium Tax Credit under Obamacare is ending in 2026, potentially causing 3.7 million Americans to lose subsidized health insurance due to higher premiums and reduced eligibility. Key legislative updates and compliance considerations detailed.
Evolving Property Risks and Medication Management Propel Insurance Industry Adaptation
Explore how increasing catastrophic events and complex medication risks among elderly patients are reshaping property and health insurance strategies, with insights from Nationwide and Humana.
Mary Lou Retton DUI Arrest Highlights Health Insurance Gaps for Former Athletes
Mary Lou Retton's DUI arrest and prior uninsured medical crisis underline challenges in health insurance coverage and transparency among former athletes in the U.S.
UnitedHealth Eyes Recovery Amid Medicare Scrutiny and Rising Costs
UnitedHealth faces DOJ investigation and Medicare scrutiny amid rising medical costs, yet diversification through Optum supports potential recovery in 2025.
DOJ Sues Medicare Advantage Insurers for Kickback and Discriminatory Practices
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against major Medicare Advantage insurers for an alleged kickback scheme and discriminatory enrollment practices affecting beneficiaries with disabilities. The case highlights regulatory issues and market conduct in private Medicare plans.