Rising health care expenses in employer-sponsored insurance significantly drive U.S. inflation. Federal transparency efforts and policy reforms target cost control and market competition.

A new Congressional Budget Office report projects 11.8 million Americans could lose health insurance over the next decade under the Senate Republicans' version of the tax bill, highlighting significant insurance coverage challenges ahead.

CMS finalizes new rule to reduce ACA improper enrollments, aiming to lower premiums and save taxpayers billions by 2026, while raising concerns over coverage losses.

The proposed reduction and moratorium on Medicaid provider taxes in ACA expansion states could significantly cut federal Medicaid spending, impact hospital funding, and reduce coverage.

Proposed federal budget cuts could slash New Jersey's health care spending by $19 billion over nine years, impacting Medicaid, ACA subsidies, hospitals, and insurance premiums, with significant effects on vulnerable populations and the state's economy.

Massachusetts proposes legislation mandating insurance coverage for mobile integrated health programs, aiming to expand EMS roles and reduce hospital visits, amid insurer reimbursement concerns.

CBO projects 16 million more uninsured by 2026 from ACA Marketplace changes and Medicaid cuts, with premium tax credit expiration driving cost increases and coverage losses concentrated in Southern states.

Explore major U.S. health policy changes in 2025 affecting insurance access, Medicaid funding, vaccine advisory shifts, and regulatory reforms.

Colorado leaders and health officials warn that the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' could drastically reduce Medicaid funding and increase uninsured rates, impacting rural and resort communities' health care access.

In-depth analysis of Medicaid work requirements in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act highlights impacts on coverage, employment, and regulatory challenges for states.