A study reveals geographic distance affects cardiovascular imaging access for Medicare patients, highlighting disparities in advanced cardiac diagnostic services.

Ohio's ACA marketplace plans face 13-17% premium increases in 2026 amid tax credit expiration risks, prompting higher out-of-pocket costs and potential coverage loss for over 580,000 enrollees.

California expands healthcare access universally regardless of immigration status amid challenges managing the largest U.S. border crossing. State leaders call for federal immigration reform to address healthcare and border policy impacts.

Significant hikes in health insurance premiums are expected to reduce coverage rates and increase uninsured patients, escalating demand on emergency care and stressing healthcare providers in Iowa and nationwide.

Jacksonville's Healthlink JAX telemedicine program improves virtual healthcare access for uninsured residents while addressing recent financial misconduct allegations. Learn about the program's impact and regulatory challenges.

California Health Care Foundation opposes proposed DHS changes to the Public Charge rule that could cause significant Medicaid disenrollment among immigrants, threatening health coverage and public health equity in California.

Michigan's 2019 bipartisan auto insurance reform has reduced average vehicle insurance costs by $357, improved uninsured motorist rates, and maintained extensive coverage options including lifetime medical benefits, according to a recent DIFS report.

Expiring ACA tax credits and Medicaid cuts risk increasing healthcare costs and reducing access for millions in the US, impacting insurance coverage and small businesses.

A 2025 report from Michigan DIFS analyzes the 2019 auto insurance reform, highlighting cost reductions, expanded consumer protections, and improved access to care in Michigan's auto insurance market.

As pandemic-era health subsidies end, Covered California enrollees face nearly doubling premiums, raising affordability and market stability concerns.