
Work rules leave homeless without Medicaid
Medicaid work rules often strip coverage from homeless individuals, exacerbating health crises and leaving vulnerable populations without essential support.

Disabled People Fear Loss of Legal Protections
Disabled people fear loss of legal protections after DOJ opinion rolls back community-based services rights.

AI Helps Boost Medicaid Enrollment Amid Concerns
AI helps boost medicaid enrollment amid concerns, improving coverage for many individuals like Vanesa Barahona, with assistance from health care…

Nurses Use Interviews and Receipts to Track Cyclospora Outbreak
Nurses use interviews and receipts to track the cyclospora outbreak. See how they track over 900 sickened people in Michigan.

Rural Hospitals Test Lifeline Under New Law
Rural hospitals face a critical lifeline test under the new One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Discover how this emergency-focused care…

Louisiana Abortion Drug Law Raises Bleeding Risk for Patients
Louisiana abortion drug law heightens hemorrhage risk for pregnant patients, forcing doctors to wait for locked-up medications and delaying treatment.…

Uninsured patient searches globe for surgery deal
Uninsured surgery global search helps patients find affordable medical care without paying expensive US insurance premiums and rising medical costs.

Medicaid insurer contracts at stake in governor race
Medicaid contracts in Iowa's governor race could reshape private insurer deals, affecting low‑income health coverage and state policy decisions.

Hospice Reputation Suffering Amid Fraud Crisis Experts Warn
Hospice fraud threatens care reputation as regulators impose enrollment moratorium, sparking urgent calls for oversight and patient protection.

Trump quietly weakens agency focused on healthcare safety
The Trump administration quietly weakens the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, cutting funding that saved thousands of lives and…
