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Expiring Health Care Tax Credit Threatens Insurance Affordability for Millions

The imminent expiration of the enhanced health care premium tax credit poses significant risks to insurance affordability and coverage continuity for millions of Americans, especially those with chronic health conditions. Legislative action is critical to prevent premium hikes and coverage loss.

Medicare Data Shows Rising CAS Use but No Shift Away from CEA Post-CMS Coverage Expansion

Analysis of Medicare data reveals increased carotid artery stenting use but stable carotid endarterectomy rates after CMS expanded CAS coverage in 2023, highlighting evolving vascular surgeon roles and compliance challenges.

U.S. Health Care Price Transparency Gains with State and Federal Enforcement

Explore how recent state laws and federal policies are advancing hospital price transparency in the U.S., enhancing enforcement and empowering patients and employers with clearer healthcare cost data.

Resurgence of Annuities Highlights Retirement Security and Health Benefits

Annuities are gaining renewed interest as a solution to retirement insecurity, offering guaranteed lifelong income and improved health outcomes amid lapses in defined benefit plans.

Upcoming Changes to ACA Marketplaces: Impact on Premiums and Enrollment

Explore key updates to the Affordable Care Act Marketplaces amid proposed regulatory and legislative changes affecting premiums, enrollment, and tax credit expirations.

U.S. Rep. Hinson Addresses Medicare Reimbursement and Workforce Challenges in Rural Health

U.S. Representative Ashley Hinson discusses improving Medicare reimbursement and addressing workforce shortages in rural health clinics during a roundtable at Emplify Health by Gundersen.

Think Tank Urges Extension of ACA Premium Tax Credits Amid Medicaid Cuts

Conservative think tank PUP Research recommends extending ACA premium tax credits to maintain affordable health insurance coverage amid proposed Medicaid cuts, emphasizing market stability and bipartisan support.

Medicare Advantage Overpayments Fund Non-Medical Perks, Costing Taxpayers $1.2 Trillion

Medicare Advantage overpayments have increased sharply, funding non-medical perks like golf fees and ski passes, leading to projected taxpayer costs of $1.2 trillion over the next decade.

Social Security Funding Concerns Drive Early Benefit Claims and Planning

Explore how Social Security funding challenges are influencing trends in early retirement benefit claims and the implications for financial planning and policy in the U.S.

Public Citizen Advocates Medicare for All Amid U.S. Health Care System Challenges

Public Citizen highlights systemic challenges in the U.S. health care system and advocates Medicare for All as a comprehensive solution to improve access, reduce costs, and end profit-driven care.