A recent study finds telemedicine visits were associated with 23% fewer follow-up visits and significantly lower health care costs during a 30-day episode of care.
A federal analysis finds 87.1% of Medicaid long-term care users receive home- and community-based services (HCBS), though access varies significantly across states.
A new Milliman index estimates a 65-year-old will need $135,000 in 2025 to cover future long-term care costs, with women facing higher projected expenses.
Louisiana has approved more than $17 billion to extend most Medicaid managed care contracts through 2026, while planning a transition for UnitedHealthcare members.
A new study finds that unmet health-related social needs, including housing and transportation challenges, are strongly associated with higher emergency department use.
A new national survey reveals expansion states expect serious administrative and financial challenges as federal Medicaid work requirements take effect in 2027.
A recent study shows managed care reduces overall nursing home use but fails to transition low-need residents into less restrictive long-term care settings.
Florida’s ICMC Medicaid program for individuals with IDD expanded statewide in 2025, leading to a membership increase for Florida Community Care. Learn more about the program’s impact.
Budget cuts and restructuring at agencies like CDC and NIH are weakening the nation’s health infrastructure. Learn how these changes impact public health, research, and safety.
The Federal Trade Commission has finalized a rule banning non-compete agreements for most U.S. workers, including healthcare professionals, set to transform employment dynamics and potentially lower healthcare costs.