Medicaid Cuts Threaten Healthcare Access and Coverage in New Hampshire
Proposed Medicaid funding cuts risk reducing healthcare access for tens of thousands in New Hampshire, impacting hospitals, preventative care, and addiction services.
DOJ Letters to Medical Journals, ACA Coverage Case, and CDC Guideline Cut
The DOJ's inquiries into medical journals, a Supreme Court case on ACA preventive coverage, and the CDC contraceptive guideline team's elimination impact U.S. insurance, healthcare regulation, and clinical practice.
New York City Leaders Address Medicare Advantage Uncertainty for Retirees
Explore how New York City leaders and union advocates address retiree concerns over Medicare Advantage transitions and broader healthcare challenges amid policy uncertainties.
U.S. Medicare and Medicaid Fraud Debate: Focus Shifts from Patients to Providers
Examining fraud in U.S. Medicare and Medicaid: shifting focus from patient eligibility to provider and insurer fraudulent practices amid congressional budget cuts and regulatory challenges.
Medicaid Budget Cuts Could Affect Millions, Strain State Resources
Proposed Medicaid budget cuts totaling $880 billion over a decade could reduce coverage for 11 million Americans and strain state health budgets, impacting rural hospitals and long-term care services.
Medicare Advantage Increases Government Costs, Not Saves Them, Reports Show
Medicare Advantage programs increase government spending by $84 billion annually due to payment structures and upcoding, impacting Medicare's fiscal sustainability.
Spine Surgeons Navigate Federal Policy Changes Impacting Practice Viability
Spine surgeons adapt to evolving federal healthcare policies including Medicare reimbursement cuts and the CMS TEAM Model, affecting practice operations and care delivery.
Iowa Faces Medicaid Cuts and Legislative Changes Amid Weather and Healthcare Compliance Issues
Explore how proposed Medicaid cuts and new legislative measures in Iowa impact healthcare, insurance claims, and regulatory compliance amid recent severe weather events.
Study Finds Medicare Advantage Patients Face Longer, Costlier Radiotherapy Than Traditional Medicare
New Harvard study compares radiotherapy utilization and spending between Medicare Advantage and Traditional Medicare, highlighting longer treatment durations and higher costs for MA patients.
Virginia Faces Medicaid Funding Risks from Republican-Backed Budget Cuts
Virginia's Medicaid expansion coverage is at risk due to proposed Republican-supported federal budget cuts, threatening healthcare access for nearly 630,000 residents and impacting local healthcare systems.