Policy and Legislation
The “Great Healthcare Plan” promotes a cost-sharing reduction program to cut premiums in the ACA.
The number of new consumers buying plans this year is 2.8 million, compared with 3.9 million last year.
The insurer turns risk adjustment into its own business, says Sen. Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
New York governor declares a disaster emergency in certain counties due to staffing shortages caused by the strike.
The House is expected to pass the legislation, but the proposal has little chance in the Senate
ATA Action urges Congress for a permanent solution or at least another extension of telehealth flexibilities.
President Trump directed HHS and the CDC to evaluate the scientific evidence of childhood vaccinations in other peer, developed nations.
HIMSS Media editors discuss how growing use of AI in healthcare, TEFCA expansion, regulatory uncertainty and upcoming interoperability final rules may impact patient care and clinician experiences in 2026.
Proposed rule increases requirements for price comparison tools by aligning them with consumer protections established under the No Surprises Act.
Vote on an extension is expected next month after four Republicans went against GOP leadership.