The Republican reconciliation bill offers large tax cuts for the wealthy but reduces healthcare subsidies and social safety net programs, negatively affecting middle- and lower-income Americans and increasing the uninsured population.
Comprehensive update on critical U.S. healthcare and insurance issues including Medicaid policy, rural hospital challenges, Medicare Advantage scrutiny, FDA drug approvals, and public health dynamics.
House Energy and Commerce Committee advances Republican Medicaid overhaul expected to cut federal spending by $625 billion, introduce work requirements, and impact 10 million Americans' coverage.
Comprehensive polling reveals strong U.S. voter opposition to Medicaid cuts and work requirements, highlighting critical implications for Medicaid-funded home care and services for seniors and disabled individuals.
Explore the 2025 anniversaries of foundational U.S. laws: Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, ADA, and ACA, highlighting their impact on insurance regulation and healthcare policy.
The proposed $715 billion Medicaid cuts in the federal budget reconciliation bill could result in 13.7 million losing coverage nationwide, severely impacting Wisconsin's healthcare access and Medicaid administration.
The House Republican plan to cut Medicaid and ACA subsidies may cause nearly 15 million people to lose health insurance by 2034, reversing years of coverage gains. Learn about policy impacts and regulatory shifts.
Explore how proposed Medicaid cuts and new work requirements may affect over 17 million older Americans. Understand the potential policy impacts on eligibility, coverage, and healthcare access.
The House Ways and Means committee conducted an unprecedented marathon markup session exceeding 18 hours to debate President Trump's comprehensive tax and healthcare bill, including critical Medicaid and ACA amendments. This intense legislative process highlights challenges in shaping U.S. healthcare and tax policy.
Explore Medicaid's impact on health coverage for women of childbearing age in rural U.S. areas amid declining obstetric services.
