OBBBA's Impact: Largest Medicaid Cuts and ACA Subsidy Rollbacks
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act enacts historic Medicaid cuts and ACA subsidy reductions, raising premiums and insurer withdrawals, impacting millions and state budgets.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act enacts historic Medicaid cuts and ACA subsidy reductions, raising premiums and insurer withdrawals, impacting millions and state budgets.
CMS releases 2026 Medicare payment reforms focusing on site-neutral payments, alongside Medicaid financing reforms in the One Big Beautiful Bill and updates on Part D bids influenced by the Inflation Reduction Act.
UnidosUS continues its advocacy and policy work in 2024, focusing on health coverage programs, immigration, and economic barriers affecting the U.S. Latino community. Discover key insights on ACA benefits, Medicaid, CHIP, and nutrition security initiatives.
Ohio Medicaid will face increased work requirements and semi-annual eligibility redeterminations starting 2026, impacting over 47,000 Clark County residents and potentially increasing gaps in care and uncompensated healthcare costs.
Minnesota may lose $1.4B in federal Medicaid funding due to new work requirements and eligibility checks, risking coverage for 140,000 enrollees and raising out-of-pocket costs.
Explore the implications of the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act on Medicare and Medicaid programs, focusing on coverage changes, eligibility hurdles, and the impact on rural hospitals and long-term care.
Explore the impact of the new U.S. health care law on Medicaid and ACA insurance coverage, including work requirements, eligibility changes, and effects on immigrant health benefits.
Texas ranks in the bottom five U.S. states for health care access and affordability, with the highest uninsured rates and limited physician availability, impacted by recent federal policy changes.
Medical debt burdens nearly 20 million Americans amid Medicaid changes and a reversed CFPB rule on credit reporting, with nonprofits mitigating impacts for vulnerable populations.
Recent Medicaid funding cuts under OBBB legislation are worsening the caregiver shortage in the U.S., impacting nursing homes, paid and unpaid caregivers, and long-term care access. Explore the implications for healthcare providers and policymakers.