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Texas ACA Rating Area Integration Increases Gold Plan Enrollment Without Expanding Total Coverage

Texas integrated rural ACA rating areas into urban ones, boosting gold plan enrollment without increasing total marketplace enrollment, improving plan choice in rural areas.

UnitedHealth Adjusts Leadership and Strategy Amid Medicare Reimbursement Changes

UnitedHealth Group's leadership transition and strategic review respond to Medicare Advantage reimbursement changes and regulatory scrutiny, affecting stock performance and future growth plans.

Payment Integrity Focus Shifts from Fraud to Preventing Overpayments in Healthcare

CMS reports $86B in improper payments, emphasizing payment integrity's role in preventing overpayments and improving healthcare claims accuracy.

Centene Sued Over Alleged Mental Health Provider Directory Failures in Arizona

Centene faces a wrongful death lawsuit in Arizona over allegations of inaccurate mental health provider directories and inadequate access under ACA-compliant plans. The case underscores wider industry compliance and network transparency challenges.

Upcoming Changes to ACA Marketplaces: Impact on Premiums and Enrollment

Explore key updates to the Affordable Care Act Marketplaces amid proposed regulatory and legislative changes affecting premiums, enrollment, and tax credit expirations.

Insurance Coverage Expands for Nutritional Counseling in Chronic Disease Care

More U.S. health insurance plans now cover nutritional counseling to support patients with chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. This trend enhances holistic care and chronic disease management through personalized dietary guidance.

Concerns Raised Over U.S. House Budget Bill's Medicaid and SNAP Cuts

The U.S. House budget reconciliation bill proposes significant Medicaid and SNAP cuts and large tax reductions, raising concerns about safety net erosion, rising federal debt, and increased income inequality.

U.S. ACA Premium Tax Credit Funding Faces Expiration in 2025, Threatening Coverage for Millions

The expiration of ACA premium tax credits in 2025 could lead to coverage losses for millions and higher insurance premiums, posing market and political challenges.

Medicaid and SNAP Changes Advance with Passage of Republican Bill in House

House Republicans pass bill altering Medicaid and SNAP programs, introducing work requirements and funding restrictions, potentially reducing health coverage for millions. Analysis of legislative impacts on insurance and healthcare access.

Maine Poll Shows Declining Favorability for Health Insurance Companies

New Maine polling reveals only 15% favor health insurance companies, with growing negative views amid debates on AI and pre-authorization regulations.