West Virginia Launches $500M Rural Health Transformation Program
West Virginia to invest $500 million federal funding from CMS Rural Health Transformation Program to improve rural healthcare access, quality, and economic outcomes by 2030.
West Virginia to invest $500 million federal funding from CMS Rural Health Transformation Program to improve rural healthcare access, quality, and economic outcomes by 2030.
Senator John Cornyn discusses rising ACA premiums, health savings accounts proposals, and $50 billion rural hospital funding amid ongoing health care policy challenges.
Alabama's rural hospitals confront financial challenges due to federal Medicaid funding freeze and expiring health insurance subsidies threatening coverage for 100,000 residents.
CMS allocates $50 billion to support rural healthcare providers amid Medicare and Medicaid reforms and imminent Affordable Care Act subsidy changes.
CMS to invest $50 billion over five years in rural health transformation, impacting care delivery and payment models in all 50 states.
Explore how new federal legislation will raise health insurance premiums, expand Medicaid work requirements, and affect healthcare funding in North Carolina starting in 2026.
MedPAC's 2024 report finds stability in Medicare hospitals with rising service use and improved finances. Proposes $1B for hospitals serving more low-income patients and supports site-neutral payment expansion.
Medicare's outdated reimbursement system is jeopardizing rural office-based medical practices by underpaying for advanced outpatient procedures, leading to consolidation and increased healthcare costs. Proposed reforms aim to preserve independent care and improve access.
Study reveals rural residents in China prefer inclusive commercial health insurance with government participation, equitable coverage, and optimized benefits to increase enrollment and support Universal Health Coverage.
Medicaid funding cuts from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act jeopardize rural hospitals in Washington by increasing uncompensated care and risking closures, threatening access to essential healthcare services for 350,000 Medicaid enrollees.