Senator Roger Marshall outlines The Marshall Plan to reduce healthcare costs, combat ACA-related fraud, empower patients, and enhance transparency in U.S. healthcare policy.
Iowa Representative proposes bipartisan bill to enhance healthcare cost transparency and access through Association Health Plans and PBM regulation, amidst debates over ACA subsidy extensions.
Congress struggles to agree on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies and healthcare reforms, impacting 23 million Americans facing rising insurance premiums in 2024.
The Continuous Coverage for Flood Insurance Act aims to reduce flood insurance premiums by allowing homeowners to maintain coverage outside the National Flood Insurance Program, fostering private market competition and protecting consumer rates.
House Republicans introduce healthcare reforms including PBM transparency and cost-sharing reforms amid the expiration of enhanced ObamaCare subsidies potentially affecting 22 million Americans.
Nevada's 2026 homeowners insurance law permits insurers to exclude wildfire coverage from standard policies, offering it only as an add-on. This regulatory change introduces financial risks for homeowners in high wildfire areas and signals shifts in the insurance market and compliance landscape.
The U.S. Senate's failure to advance legislation extending ACA health insurance subsidies or funding HSAs leaves health insurance markets facing rising premiums and ongoing uncertainty.
Explore the More Affordable Care Act proposal empowering consumers through direct subsidy control, interstate plan shopping, and mandatory hospital price transparency to address healthcare costs and market competition under the ACA.
The U.S. Senate fails to advance bills addressing the expiration of ACA tax credits affecting 22 million Americans, highlighting ongoing legislative challenges in healthcare subsidy extensions.
SBA Pro-Life America opposes any Obamacare subsidy extensions that lack Hyde Amendment protections, highlighting ongoing debates in Senate healthcare legislation and Medicaid funding.
