Tag: Public Health

Healthcare Policy & Regulation News | Healthcare Dive

September 2025 U.S. Healthcare and Insurance Regulatory Outlook

Key September 2025 updates on U.S. healthcare funding, CDC leadership changes, AI in healthcare, Medicare and Medicaid policies, and COVID-19 vaccine authorization shifts impacting insurers and providers.

ACA Premium Tax Credit Expiry Threatens Access to Affordable Cancer Care in Illinois

The potential expiration of ACA premium tax credits threatens affordable health insurance and access to early cancer detection for Illinois residents, risking health disparities and increased preventable deaths.

New Democrat Coalition Unveils Comprehensive U.S. Health Care Action Plan

The New Democrat Coalition released a Health Care Action Plan targeting healthcare affordability, access expansions, and protections for Medicaid and Medicare, proposing over 45 actionable policy reforms. The plan addresses cost reduction, rural healthcare support, behavioral health, women's health services, and counters health misinformation.

Scott County Tennessee Community Events and Weather Outlook Relevant for Local Insurance Market

Comprehensive summary of Scott County Tennessee community events, weather forecasts, and public health initiatives with implications for local insurance professionals and risk management.

U.S. Health Policy Update: Medicaid Work Rules, Medicare Changes, and ACA Uncertainty

Comprehensive update on U.S. health policy covering Medicaid work exemptions, Medicare Advantage financial reforms, ACA subsidy debates, and public health regulatory shifts impacting insurers and providers.

Santa Barbara Faces Coverage Loss for Thousands Amid Federal Immigration and Medicaid Policy Changes

Santa Barbara County risks losing medical coverage for over 40,000 residents due to new federal immigration documentation requirements and changes in Medicaid policies, impacting public health clinics and insurance eligibility.

Federal Budget Cuts Threaten Pittsburgh's Public Health, Social Services, and Infrastructure Funding

Proposed 2026 federal budget cuts risk over $120M in support to Pittsburgh’s public health, housing, and social services, including elimination of key grants and ACA premium tax credits.

Funding Cuts Threaten World Trade Center Health Program for 9/11 Survivors

Funding cuts and staffing reductions imperil the World Trade Center Health Program, risking care for 9/11 survivors and responders. Congressional action is critical.

California Addresses Risks to Healthcare Facilities Amid Federal Policy Shifts

California warns of 28 hospitals and 15 nursing homes at closure risk due to federal healthcare funding changes. Attorney General challenges policies impacting Affordable Care Act and vaccine access.

Utah Enacts First-in-Nation Law Requiring Parental Consent for Newborn DNA Storage

Utah's HB 363 requires parental consent before newborn DNA samples can be stored or used, setting a precedent in genetic data privacy and newborn screening regulation.