Tag: Insurance Reform

House GOP Proposes Healthcare Plan as ACA Subsidies Near Expiration

House Republicans propose a healthcare package addressing ACA subsidy expiration, focusing on association health plans and pharmacy benefit managers amid legislative gridlock.

Medicare for All Act Gains Support as Maine Advocates Lobby Congress

Maine advocates deliver petitions to Congress supporting the Medicare for All Act of 2025, reflecting strong national support for healthcare reform.

Senate Blocks ACA Subsidy Extension, Highlights Shift Toward Patient-Focused HSAs

The Senate blocks ACA subsidy extension, favoring patient-focused Health Savings Accounts over insurer subsidies amid calls for healthcare affordability and transparency reforms.

Congressional Healthcare Reform: Balancing Patient Empowerment with Market Competition

As Obamacare subsidies near expiration, U.S. healthcare affordability debates focus on balancing patient empowerment with addressing provider market consolidation and regulatory barriers for sustainable reform.

Thomas Scully on Medicare Advantage Growth, Quality Metrics, and U.S. Healthcare Policy

Former CMS Administrator Thomas Scully discusses Medicare Advantage expansion, risk adjustment challenges, healthcare quality improvements, and the impact of bipartisan politics on U.S. healthcare policy.

Senate Faces Partisan Clash Over Expiring ACA Subsidies and Health Savings Plans

The Senate is set for partisan votes on health care as COVID-era ACA subsidies approach expiration, with Republicans proposing health savings accounts and Democrats seeking to extend tax credits.

Affordable Care Act: Impact, Opposition, and Health Equity Legacy

The Affordable Care Act's role in reducing racial health disparities and expanding healthcare access amid persistent political opposition in the U.S. healthcare system.

Michigan Auto Insurance Reform Shows Measurable Market Impact in 2025

The 2025 Milliman analysis highlights Michigan's 2019 auto insurance reform effects on costs, coverage, and market dynamics, showing ongoing impact on affordability and consumer choice.

Alberta UCP Delegates Reject 'Care First' No-Fault Auto Insurance Proposal

Alberta's UCP delegates reject the proposed 'Care First' no-fault auto insurance model, emphasizing legal rights and accountability while seeking affordable reform alternatives. Insights on Alberta auto insurance reform with references to BC experience.

Michigan Auto No-Fault Law Raises Rates, Increases Uninsured Drivers Post-Reform

Michigan's 2019 auto no-fault reform leads to higher insurance premiums and more uninsured drivers despite state claims of savings. Milliman report reveals disparities in coverage costs and ongoing regulatory challenges.