Tag: healthcare funding

2025 Drug Policy Cuts Impact Recovery Programs and Medicaid Funding

The 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act reduced Medicaid and ACA funding for drug addiction recovery, shifting focus to supply disruption. Impact on treatment access and prevention efforts analyzed.

U.S. Government Shutdown Extends, Impacting Federal Operations and Healthcare Funding Talks

The U.S. government shutdown enters its 13th day amid stalled negotiations over healthcare funding and federal appropriations, disrupting government operations and impacting insurance regulatory activities.

Senate Deadlock Prolongs U.S. Government Shutdown Amidst Healthcare Funding Dispute

The U.S. Senate remains deadlocked over government funding, prolonging the shutdown into its eighth day. Key disputes center on healthcare funding, ACA subsidy extensions, and federal employee furloughs amid complex legislative negotiations.

Government Shutdown Risks Disrupting Healthcare Funding and Insurance Markets

The looming U.S. government shutdown threatens healthcare funding, with Medicaid cuts and premium hikes impacting insurance markets and patient access. Key reports highlight the effects of budget constraints on health services and regulatory environments.

Analysis of Trump’s FY26 Budget: Major Cuts Across Federal Programs Impacting Insurance and Public Services

An in-depth review of President Trump’s FY26 budget proposal highlighting significant cuts across health, education, public safety, environment, economic development, and scientific research programs relevant to the U.S. insurance and public sectors.

Financial Struggles Force Closure of Trinity County's Rural Hospital

Mid Coast Medical Center in Trinity, Texas, closes due to financial deficits and reimbursement issues, highlighting rural hospital sustainability challenges. Advocacy for rural emergency hospital designation underway.

California Braces for Medicaid Cuts Amid Mental Health Crisis

Proposed federal cuts to Medicaid threaten California's mental health advances, risking accessibility to vital services for millions.