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Tag: Health Policy

Medicaid's Critical Role in Covering Women of Childbearing Age in Rural America

Explore Medicaid's impact on health coverage for women of childbearing age in rural U.S. areas amid declining obstetric services.

Medicaid's Critical Role in Opioid Use Disorder Coverage and Treatment Amid Policy Changes

Explore Medicaid's key role in covering and treating opioid use disorder amid evolving U.S. policy, Medicaid expansion impacts, and funding changes to SAMHSA programs.

Republicans Shift Focus from ACA Repeal to Medicaid Cuts Amid Tax Legislation

Republicans are moving away from ACA repeal efforts, focusing instead on Medicaid cuts to fund tax legislation. This shift impacts health insurance coverage and U.S. health policy.

GOP Revisits Medicaid Reform Amid Rising Enrollment and Political Complexity

In 2025, GOP efforts to reform Medicaid face challenges from record enrollment, expanded coverage, and shifting political landscapes, with proposals including work requirements and spending cuts.

Implications of Proposed Medicaid Cuts on Health Outcomes and Healthcare Costs

Analysis reveals Medicaid funding cuts could worsen health outcomes and increase healthcare costs for low-income and older adults, impacting federal and state budgets.

Trump Orders 30-Day Deadline for Drugmakers to Lower U.S. Prescription Prices

President Trump signs an executive order setting a 30-day deadline for drugmakers to lower prescription drug prices in the U.S. or face new federal limits tied to international prices.

Medicaid Reform Divides House Republicans Amid $1.5 Trillion Spending Cut Debate

House Republicans face internal divisions over Medicaid reform proposals tied to $1.5 trillion federal spending cuts in their budget reconciliation effort, with debate over coverage impacts and fiscal strategies.

Arkansas Seeks ARHOME Medicaid Expansion Renewal, Includes Updated Work Requirements

Arkansas submits ARHOME Medicaid expansion renewal with revised work requirements and legislative Act 774 aims for $260M+ taxpayer savings.

Medicare Caps Oral Cancer Drug Costs and Expands Payment Options in 2025

New Medicare Part D rules in 2025 cap oral cancer drug costs at $2,000 annually and introduce a voluntary monthly payment plan to improve affordability for patients.

Leadership Changes, Cyberattack Fallout, and Industry Challenges in U.S. Healthcare

Key leadership shifts, cybersecurity impacts, and regulatory challenges shape the U.S. healthcare and insurance landscape with union changes, cyberattack aftermath, and hospital safety lawsuit.