Explore the impact of the new U.S. health care law on Medicaid and ACA insurance coverage, including work requirements, eligibility changes, and effects on immigrant health benefits.
Texas ranks in the bottom five U.S. states for health care access and affordability, with the highest uninsured rates and limited physician availability, impacted by recent federal policy changes.
Millions across 42 U.S. states face financial exposure to earthquake damage due to low earthquake insurance uptake. Standard policies often exclude quake damage, requiring specialized coverage.
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.
Massachusetts lawmakers debate legislation to require insurance coverage for costly home heating oil spills, addressing a significant gap in homeowners' protection against environmental hazards.
Most state-mandated minimum auto insurance limits are insufficient for serious accidents. Learn the recommended coverage to avoid financial exposure from injury and property damage claims.
Congressional proposals to cut Medicaid funding and impose work requirements could lead to significant coverage losses in Missouri and Kansas, impacting rural healthcare and SNAP benefits.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dismissed the entire Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, impacting federal vaccine recommendations and insurance coverage policies.
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.
The Trump administration is evaluating policy options to reduce IVF costs amid conservative debates over embryo ethics and fertility treatment regulations. Public support for IVF remains strong despite internal GOP divisions.
