Recent changes by the Trump administration, including new legislation and tariffs, are making health care coverage less affordable for families, contributing to rising costs in the sector.
Health insurance premiums through work may rise by 9% next year, according to employer surveys. Be prepared for potential increases in your healthcare costs.
A health policy researcher warns that if enhanced subsidies for the Affordable Care Act expire, premiums for marketplace health plans could rise by 114% by 2026.
A recent KFF Health Tracking Poll reveals that 78% of adults believe Congress should extend health policy subsidies as expiration looms, highlighting potential political repercussions.
The government shutdown stems from a contentious debate over Obamacare health insurance prices, specifically the assistance 24 million Americans will receive for their premiums. The outcome is critical for many households.
Google has revised its internal health policy after employees expressed concerns over a mandate to use a third-party AI tool. The change comes amid significant backlash from staff.
UVM professor Alex Garlick reveals in his new book how state-level lobbyists influence health care policy, contributing to rising costs. His research sheds light on the significant role of lobbying in the health care sector.
A public health expert has raised concerns that President Trump's discussions on health policy, particularly regarding "deserving" patients, echo eugenics and have parallels to Nazi ideology.
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Colorado has joined a coalition of over a dozen Democrat-led states to enhance public health efforts by sharing data and best practices, responding to changes in federal health infrastructure under the Trump administration.
Doctors in Duluth claim they are being compelled by a Wisconsin-based health system to sign heavily amended contracts or face resignation, raising concerns about professional autonomy and job security.
Over 130,000 Alabamians may lose their health insurance and face skyrocketing premiums if Congress fails to extend crucial tax credits. Urgent action is needed to protect health coverage for thousands.
As U.S. health insurance premiums increase next year, select companies are covering all costs for their employees. While it’s a significant expense, these employers emphasize the long-term benefits of this investment.
A fight over health insurance is intensifying amid the government shutdown, with serious implications for Massachusetts residents. The stakeholders involved declare they are "not big spenders," adding urgency to the ongoing standoff.
RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine stance threatens U.S. scientific leadership and global influence, potentially giving China a competitive edge in key scientific advancements.
States are creating "health alliances" to challenge federal public health policies. This initiative could significantly impact public health approaches, providing states a platform for localized decision-making.
A public health professor warns that Trump's comments on "deserving" patients reflect a troubling eugenics ideology, drawing parallels to Nazism. Critics express concern over the implications for health policy and ethics.
A health policy researcher warns that premiums for Affordable Care Act marketplace plans could rise by 114% in 2026 if enhanced subsidies are not renewed.
A KFF Health Tracking Poll reveals that 78% of adults believe Congress should extend health policy subsidies as their expiration date approaches, highlighting the potential political repercussions of this vital legislation.
Colorado has joined a coalition of over a dozen Democrat-led states aimed at enhancing public health. This new alliance will focus on sharing data and best practices in response to changes in federal health policies under the Trump administration.
Congress debates the future of enhanced premium tax credits for ACA Marketplace, with millions of enrollees, particularly young adults, facing potential impact as health insurance subsidies are set to expire.
A prominent public health professor has criticized President Trump's remarks on "deserving" patients, calling it a dangerous echo of eugenics and reminiscent of Nazi ideology.
Doctors in Duluth report that a Wisconsin-based health system is compelling them to sign a revised contract with a noncompete clause or face termination. The situation raises concerns about employment conditions in the region.
Colorado has joined the Governors Public Health Alliance, a multistate initiative aimed at coordinating vaccine guidance and disease response to counter the Trump administration's public health changes.
As health insurance costs in the U.S. are set to rise next year, some companies are stepping in to cover the full premiums for their employees, viewing it as a valuable investment in their workforce.