Policy and Legislation
Health companies spent more than $2 million to buy access to incoming administration via candlelight dinners, balls, other events, filings show.
Survey shows nearly all insurers currently in the exchanges will remain, but half say it's too early for them to set their premium rates.
Grassley has asked CMS officials to explain why they failed to collect nearly $125 million in potential overcharges.
CMS head makes no promises to continue CSRs that insurers say are central to ACA market stability.
Policyholders with Blue Plus, HealthPartners, Medica and PreferredOne are seeing the discount.
Department of Justice's Antitrust Division and the FTC have recommended that Alaska repeal its certificate-of-need law in an April 12 letter.
Party leaders and the Trump administration are negotiating elements for a new plan to bring to Congress.
Agency says it's owed $37 million in payments for taking on the risk of insuring consumers who bought plans through the Affordable Care Act.
About 9.5 percent of psychologically distressed Americans in 2014 still didn't have insurance that covered psychiatrists, counselors, study shows.
Medicaid expansion a success, health insurance exchanges have struggled to provide affordable plans with adequate networks.