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Federal cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and other health programs will make it much more difficult for families to pay for…

A December court decision allowed federal ICE agents to use Medicaid data to identify where people live as part of…

Sarah Stillman’s piece “Starved in Jail” asks why incarcerated people die of neglect when private companies are paid millions for…

Officials in 42 states have until 2027 to put new Medicaid work requirements in place so that millions can enroll…

In January, new lower drug prices will go into effect for 10 high-cost drugs, saving Medicare members millions in out…

Many questions remain unanswered about TrumpRx, the administration’s direct-to-consumer prescription drug referral site announced last month.

A new scorecard from The Commonwealth Fund ranks states on how easily beneficiaries can access Medicare services in their area.

Losing this “gold standard” source of data on food security will make tracking hunger much more difficult for journalists and…

The new law imposes stricter eligibility rules, adds work requirements and cuts funds for SNAP and WIC, lifelines for millions…

ACIP’s new recommendation leaves many patients and providers unsure about current advice and whether they can obtain a COVID-19 vaccine.
