Policy and Legislation
Employment in healthcare would be hit especially hard, with 919,000 fewer jobs.
Several million children won't meet Senate's new highly restrictive definition of "blind and disabled" under new Medicaid guidelines.
Amended bill to be unveiled Monday, says GOP Senator, while president has tweeted no one dare leave this summer without new legislation.
Montana was among the last states to expand Medicaid, and its Obamacare marketplace has fared reasonably well. It has 50,000 customers, decent competition and no "bare counties," where no insurers want to sell plans.
The provision would amend an obscure Medicaid funding rule that limits the number of beds for mental illness but health groups say its no reason to celebrate.
Physician Brenda Fitzgerald directed Georgia's 18 public health districts and more than 150 county health departments.
Dr. Jerome Adams is an anesthesiologist who promoted needle-exchange programs in Indiana while serving under Vice President Mike Pence.
The findings run counter to the notion that the individual health insurance market is crumbling.
If states impose lifetime caps and eliminate essential benefits, questions of how much an insurer pays for services remains uncertain.
A report by the Government Accountability Office adds new weight to criticisms that some health plans may leave sicker patients worse off.