Medicaid eligibility and spending vary sharply by state
Individual health insurance enrollment drops sharply
ACA Enrollment Plummets After Tax Credit Expiry
RoseVilla launches sustainable senior campus expansion in Portland

Medicaid Expansion Adopted by 41 States, Ten Resist

CDC Revises Measles Death Count Amid Pennsylvania Controversy

HHS Revises Rules, Narrowing Civil Rights Enforcement Scope

U.S. shifts global health aid to bilateral deals with funding
Job-Based Health Insurance Costs Surge for Workers
Medicare Open Enrollment Begins October 15 with Plan Changes
Medicare's open enrollment (Oct 15-Dec 7) lets beneficiaries switch plans, adjust drug coverage, and make changes effective Jan 1 for…
Medicaid overhaul shifts burden onto states with expansion programs
The 2025 Medicaid overhaul imposes stricter rules and funding cuts, disproportionately impacting states with Affordable Care Act expansion programs.
Americans Favor National Health Plan Over Costs
A new Kaiser Family Foundation poll shows two-thirds of Americans favor Medicare-for-all, a significant rise in support for a single…
Ingleside Meadowood, Lenbrook Announce Leadership Transitions
Ingleside Meadowood and Lenbrook announce leadership transitions as Lynn O'Connor steps down on May 7, 2027, ending her tenure focused…
Senior living firm targets healthspan gap with science-backed programs
HumanGood targets the healthspan gap with science-backed programs to help seniors live longer in good health, addressing a trillion-dollar opportunity.
Community Partnerships Drive Hepatitis C Elimination in England
Community partnerships drive hepatitis c elimination in England, bridging medical innovation with trusted channels to improve patient access.
Clinical Trials Risk Losing Patients Due to Operational Errors
Manchester NHS and MHRA launch sandbox for real-world tech testing
Partnership Boosts Shared Decision-Making in Rare Diseases

Urgent care demands payment before life-saving treatment

Data Center Health Fears Shape Midterm Campaigns

Pediatric Intensive Care Units Vanishing Nationwide Amid Cost Cuts
Medicare premiums and out-of-pocket costs keep rising
Medicare serves more than 70 million Americans, including seniors aged 65+ and younger individuals with disabilities. Although the program funds…
Europe adopts strict AI regulations amid US policy uncertainty
Europe adopts strict AI regulations amid US policy uncertainty to build guardrails into the technology.
Touchmark Starts Work on Alaska Senior Living Project
Touchmark begins construction on 14-acre Anchorage project, featuring 244 residences including independent units and memory care.
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Patients like leukemia survivor Chris McQueen face relentless ads for fake cancer cures after hospital visits, fueled by…
Urgent care demands payment before life-saving treatment
Uninsured patient Stephanie Rowell faced life-threatening anaphylaxis at Virginia urgent care—only to be denied treatment until payment was…
Data Center Health Fears Shape Midterm Campaigns
Data center health concerns drive midterm election campaigns in swing states, as residents like Doug Herrera in Page,…
Pediatric Intensive Care Units Vanishing Nationwide Amid Cost Cuts
Hospital units dedicated to treating the nation’s sickest children are disappearing across the country. In the past year,…
Healthcare costs forcing Americans to make tough choices
Healthcare costs forcing Americans to make tough choices like selling homes and delaying care.
Oregon law boosts hospital financial aid
Oregon law boosts hospital financial aid for patients who qualify, providing assistance without requiring an application.
Rural Georgia hospitals get obstetric carts
Rural Georgia hospitals get obstetric carts to address gap in obstetric care services.
Valadao Defends Medicaid Cuts Vote
Rep David Valadao defends his vote on medicaid cuts that may affect recipients like Ulises Hernandez.
KFF Health News Weekly Highlights
KFF Health News covers recent developments on Medicare for All and hospital patient financial aid, one of the…
Job-Based Health Insurance Costs Surge for Workers
Job-based health insurance costs surged 9% in 2024, hitting $7,471 annually for workers—outpacing wage growth and straining budgets…