Tag: Policy Reform

Rep. Burlison Proposes Major Overhaul to Health Savings Accounts

Rep. Eric Burlison proposes a significant overhaul to Health Savings Accounts, aiming to enhance their benefits and impact within the U.S. healthcare and insurance markets.

ACA Enhanced Subsidies Expiry: Fiscal Impact and Reform Proposals

Enhanced ACA subsidies are ending soon, prompting bipartisan proposals to balance federal costs with urgent reforms on claim denials, narrow networks, and care access.

Republicans Must Reform Affordable Care Act Subsidies Amid Rising Premiums

Republicans plan to phase out COVID-era enhanced Obamacare subsidies to cut federal spending, but rising premiums and claim denials highlight the need for reforms in the ACA marketplace. Learn about potential policy changes targeting subsidy structures, narrow networks, and patient care issues ahead of the 2024 midterms.

Republican Leaders Revisit Affordable Care Act Reforms Amid Rising Health Costs

Republican leaders seek major reforms to the Affordable Care Act facing rising healthcare costs and legislative deadlines, amid internal disagreements on approach.

Medicare Advantage's Growth Shifts Coverage Landscape for Retirees

Explore how Medicare Advantage's growth reshapes retiree coverage, employer health benefits, and taxpayer costs amid evolving Medicare policy and enrollment trends.

Medicare Advantage Costs Taxpayers 22% More per Enrollee Amounting to $83 Billion More

Medicare Advantage plans cost taxpayers 22% more per enrollee than traditional Medicare. Understanding payment system flaws and reform options is critical for policymaker and insurer strategy.

Rising Health Insurance Costs Threaten U.S. Small Businesses, Urgent Reforms Needed

Explore the impact of rising health insurance costs on U.S. small businesses and the urgent policy reforms needed to mitigate these challenges and sustain economic health.