Privatization has implications for people covered by Medicare, health care providers, Medicare spending, and taxpayers.

As policy makers consider programmatic changes that would restrict MA plans’ ability to manage care, they should be mindful of the downstream impact these changes could have on traditional Medicare.

As President Trump wages war on wasteful spending and DEI, a $16 billion-a-year health equity program is flying under the ...

Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reorganization plans appear to have been revealed through a leaked Office of ...

According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Energy and Commerce Committee only has access to just $135 billion in spending it can eliminate if Medicare and Medicaid are excluded — and ...

The budget targets, which Iowa's U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, a Republican, supported and Illinois' U.S. Rep. Eric ...

Trump and MAGA Republicans push for massive Medicaid cuts, threatening the health and financial security of millions of ...

Medicare, Medicaid — none of that stuff ... regardless of their ability to pay. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) found that Emergency Medicaid constituted only 0.45% of total Medicaid ...

The leaked "pre-decisional" HHS budget for fiscal year 2026 would eliminate some $55 million in discretionary funding for the ...

In their biennial budget passed this week, the Ohio House of Representatives included a provision that would enable the state to back out of the Medicaid expansion if federal funding is cut.