Medicaid and CHIP eligibility, funding, waiver, reimbursement, and coverage updates.
The latest CDC data show that pregnancy-related deaths in the United States remain significantly higher for Black women and some American Indian and Alaska Native women than for White women. Here’s what the numbers mean, why many deaths happen after delivery, and what extended Medicaid coverage may realistically change.
Starting in 2026, many Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, CHIP, and Marketplace plans must publicly report how often they approve or deny prior authorization requests and how long decisions take. Here’s what that new transparency could mean for patients and clinicians.
A temporary Medicaid funding deferral in Minnesota has raised questions about coverage, provider payments, and federal oversight. Here’s what enrollees and healthcare providers should understand about how Medicaid financing works and what could happen next.
Minnesota’s reported Medicaid funding deferral has raised questions about coverage stability, provider payments, and oversight. Here’s what enrollees and healthcare providers should understand now.
Recent federal data and policy updates show that insurance coverage has improved for many Americans since the pandemic—but gaps remain, especially for low-income families, people of color, and those living in states with limited Medicaid access. Here’s what that means for everyday health and how to protect your coverage.
Vaccines are recommended by expert panels, covered by most insurance plans, and provided at low or no cost through federal programs—but access can still be confusing. Here’s how U.S. immunization policy works and what it means for you and your family.
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