Medicare telehealth flexibilities extended through January 2026 following government shutdown, with CMS issuing updated enrollment and billing guidance to Medicare providers.

Rep. Scott Fitzgerald discusses allegations of Obamacare subsidies fraud and previews the House vote on the annual defense bill affecting federal insurance and defense funding policies.

Pharmaceutical companies agree to reduce Medicare prices for 15 prescription drugs, potentially saving billions in taxpayer and patient costs under new negotiation rules starting in 2027.

CMS's mandatory TEAM model starts in 2026, bundling payments for select procedures and increasing home health utilization. Key insights on risks, preparation, and hospital partnerships for providers.

New York State will replace Leading Edge Administrators as the health insurance provider for CDPAP home care workers following reports of underpayment and poor coverage. PPL will introduce a new company in 2024 with revised benefits.

Senator John Barrasso critiques the proposed $83 billion extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies, highlighting rising healthcare costs, subsidy structure issues, and fraud concerns under current U.S. health policy frameworks.

CMS proposes Medicare coverage for federally and state-legal CBD products, highlighting evolving regulatory approaches amid clinical evidence and hemp legislation conflicts.

CMS delays skilled nursing facilities' mandatory ownership revalidation indefinitely due to system issues, maintaining transparency rules amid compliance challenges.

Senate Republicans and Democrats face a stalemate on extending expiring ACA premium subsidies, risking steep health insurance premium increases for over 20 million Americans in 2025. Explore the latest legislative proposals and their impact on the health insurance market.

Senator Jon Ossoff urges Senate Republicans to extend ACA premium tax credits before December 15 to prevent significant health insurance premium increases and coverage losses in Georgia.