The DOJ and federal agencies announced the largest healthcare fraud crackdown in U.S. history, charging 324 defendants for $14.6 billion in false Medicare and Medicaid claims, signaling increased enforcement on healthcare compliance.

U.S. Senate moves forward on $4.5 trillion tax cut bill with focus on Medicaid changes and budget reconciliation amid GOP negotiations.

Proposed Medicaid work requirements in Utah threaten health access and increase costs, with federal funding playing a major role and past state experiences highlighting risks.

The Muscular Dystrophy Association warns of Senate legislation causing Medicaid and Medicare cuts, risking coverage for neuromuscular disease patients and urging House to reject these health care reductions.

The Senate parliamentarian's disallowance of Medicaid cuts in the GOP tax bill complicates Republican budget plans, affecting Medicaid financing and federal health care policy.

Medicaid work requirements proposed in the 2026 budget risk millions losing coverage, increasing administrative costs, and worsening care access for disabled and vulnerable populations, with states like Arkansas and Georgia illustrating key challenges.

Nebraska may lose 54,000 insured individuals as ACA enhanced tax credits expire and federal tax legislation impacts Medicaid and coverage rates, says latest health policy analysis.

S&P Global Ratings warns that proposed Medicaid funding cuts and reimbursement freezes may impact U.S. healthcare providers' financial stability, potentially reducing care access and increasing costs.

Top U.S. insurers including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Cigna, and UnitedHealthCare pledge to streamline prior authorization by 2027, improving patient access and reducing provider burden.

Major US health insurers commit to streamlining prior authorization to speed medical approvals and reduce patient/provider friction by 2027.