Small businesses are increasingly giving up on offering health insurance. @danweissmann talks to @bobjherman on 'An Arm and a Leg' about how this essential benefit is unraveling.
https://t.co/SevESBNM8S
The Trump administration’s personnel agency says it will soon begin collecting federal workers’ medical records, over objections from Democrats and privacy advocates.
@AmandaSeitz, @maia_rosenfeld & @dariustahir report ⤵️
https://t.co/dZ45iEY61M
Errors in a Michigan IT system denied resident Marie Noon Medicaid despite her eligibility. Noon, who is disabled, was left to pay hundreds out-of-pocket for medications. “It was kind of a nightmare.”
@rachanadpradhan@samanthann + Kate Wells report ⤵️
https://t.co/kbDyvshxBt
A story from our news operation about patients getting caught up in errors in Medicaid computer systems, operated by a private contractor. This is a symptom of a health insurance system that has become mind-numbingly complex.
Huge kudos to our @georgetownccf team - our explainer on federal Medicaid work rule is here.
New Federal Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements Rule Threatens Coverage for Vulnerable Americans: An Explainer of the Interim Final Rule https://t.co/dmCqmfXQk5 via @GeorgetownCCF
New: The last of the major rules implementing HR 1 Medicaid cuts is out - limits on states’ ability to use provider taxes to fund their share of Medicaid.
Comments due 9/21.
We will have a blog up soon.
https://t.co/pNgWPYg4SJ
Newly final public charge regulations could lead millions of people living in a household with a noncitizen (including citizen children) to disenroll from or forgo Medicaid/CHIP coverage they are eligible for, due to “chilling effects” of fear & confusion.
🔗 https://t.co/9mTfMOXGWV
Immigrants make up 30% of the U.S. direct care workforce, including 33% of home care workers.
New analysis finds immigration policy changes could worsen staffing shortages for long-term care services for older adults and people with disabilities: https://t.co/dxUAhIGkab
Based on preliminary insurer filings, ACA premiums will have jumped by more than one-third over the 2026-2027 period. Enrollee costs are up even more with the expiration of enhanced premium subsidies.
https://t.co/uGJ5k9aKMm