Long Island Roundtable Examines Rising Insurance and Living Costs Affecting Families
A Suffolk County roundtable addresses rising insurance premiums, housing costs, and taxes squeezing Long Island families and small businesses in New York.
Maine Dept. of Labor Supports Workers After Subway Closures
Maine Department of Labor reaches out to workers affected by Subway closures, offering unemployment insurance, wage claims support, and career services to aid employment transitions.
Gallup Poll Shows Rising Concern Over Medicare and Social Security Changes
New Gallup poll reveals rising public concern over potential changes to Medicare and Social Security benefits, highlighting implications for insurers and policy compliance.
Oklahoma Watch Delivers In-Depth Reporting on Public Policy and Insurance Issues
Oklahoma Watch offers comprehensive coverage of public policy, evictions, rural homelessness, and insurance issues, with a focus on transparency and accountability in Oklahoma.
Colorado Advances 2026 Health Insurance Enrollment Amid Premium and Subsidy Challenges
Colorado's 2026 health insurance open enrollment is underway with new state support programs countering federal subsidy changes and rising premiums to maintain coverage accessibility.
Pennsylvania Medicare Open Enrollment Ends Dec 7 with Expanded Plan Options
Pennsylvania's Medicare open enrollment deadline is Dec. 7, 2025, with 334 Medicare Advantage plans and low premiums available. Learn about coverage options, deadlines, and assistance programs for seniors.
Climate Change and U.S. Property Insurance Crisis: Regulatory Responses and Solutions
Exploring how climate change drives the U.S. property insurance crisis, analyzing state regulatory responses, and reviewing proposed insurer, land-use, and federal policy solutions.
AARP’s Advocacy on Medicare and Social Security: Ongoing Challenges and Member Engagement
AARP's nonpartisan advocacy efforts focus on protecting Medicare and Social Security amid funding challenges and policy changes. Learn about recent campaigns and member engagement strategies.
Massachusetts Faces Public Health Insurance Losses Amid Federal Budget Cuts
Federal budget cuts are reducing public health insurance in Massachusetts, affecting DACA recipients and low-income immigrants, with significant impacts on Medicaid and health safety net programs.
Colorado Prepares for Special Session to Address Federal Budget Impact on Medicaid and ACA
Colorado's General Assembly schedules a special session to tackle significant impacts of the new federal budget bill on state Medicaid funding, ACA subsidies, and SNAP program changes. The session addresses substantial Medicaid cuts, provider tax caps, and eligibility restrictions affecting Colorado’s healthcare landscape.