H.R. 1’s limits on Medicaid eligibility for certain immigrants -- a provision the National Association of Medicaid Directors head worried hasn't been publicly discussed enough and that beneficiary ...
The latest KFF Health Tracking Poll finds consumers have deep concerns about affordability with a quarter of respondents saying they are “very worried” about the costs of healthcare and gas prices, ...
A District of Columbia judge is letting the Trump administration collect and share more information about recipients of aid from HHS’ Administration for Children and Families ahead of the deadline in ...
A hypothetical Democratic majority in Congress should move quickly to reverse Trump-era health care policies in the first 100 hours of the 120th Congress by taking up existing -- or forthcoming -- ...
Congress will be mostly out of session this week, as many lawmakers focus on their midterm election campaigns, but health care stakeholders are keeping a close eye on several upcoming legal deadlines ...
The deadline for state Medicaid agencies to finalize their decision on whether to participate in the Trump administration’s model testing the ability of "most favored nation” pricing to bring down the ...
The much-anticipated final rule updating requirements for insurers and group health plans to publish negotiated prices has cleared the White House Office of Management and Budget.
Ranking Senate Finance Committee Democrat Ron Wyden (OR) blasted the administration for draining the $2 billion Medicare Improvement Fund by sending one-time $90 payments, to nearly 21 million seniors ...
An FDA draft guidance mostly supported by pharmaceutical lobbies and patient advocacy organizations because of its potential ability to facilitate approvals of rare disease treatments is drawing ...
Only four drug companies are expected to qualify for CMS’ scaled-back model to test Medicare Part B rebates to meet “most favored nation” (MFN) pricing, with drug industry experts suspecting three of ...
A day after HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy said the public should trust artificial intelligence over the advice of public health experts on vaccines and other issues, the American Medical Association ...
At least 1,090 Nebraskans have lost Medicaid or have been initially denied coverage under the state’s new work requirements, Georgetown University's Center for Children and Families Executive Director ...
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