Urban Institute projects up to 2.3 million young adults could lose Medicaid under OBBBA work rules and six-month redeterminations.
A new report from the Bipartisan Policy Center outlines federal policy recommendations aimed at improving rural healthcare delivery, increasing accountability, and helping states maximize the impact of the Rural Health Transformation Program’s $50 billion investment.
Healthcare will keep getting more expensive as more people lose coverage, complicating the rules governing the sector.
A new federal rule will reshape the ACA marketplace in terms of operations and compliance while sparking significantly higher out-of-pocket costs.
With Medicaid work requirements set to take effect on January 1, 2027, a survey reveals growing concerns and wide variation in how states are preparing to implement them.
“We can no longer tolerate a corrupt tax code that enables billionaires to pay a lower tax rate,” said Sanders.
