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March 23 marked the 15th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The law has had many enrollment successes since

Despite the Trump administration’s promises that Americans’ Social Security benefits will not be cut, as we discussed last week, the

A new KFF report examines the increased role of Medicare Advantage (MA) in the coverage landscape and the potential impact

Through a series of widely reported moves, the Trump administration, through Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), is hamstringing

The continuing resolution (CR) funding the federal government expires March 14. Earlier this week, the House passed legislation securing funding

The House of Representatives advanced a harmful budget blueprint last week that analysts and advocates said would result in devastating

Last week, Medicare Rights Center joined with other members of the Chronic Illness and Disability Partnership and the Center for

Late Tuesday, House Republicans narrowly passed their budget resolution, paving the way for a reconciliation bill that advances key Trump

In a disappointing vote Tuesday, Republicans in Congress have decided to move forward with plans to cut Medicaid. As we

Medicaid is health insurance, long-term care coverage, and a workforce program all in one. It is a lifeline that helps

March 23 marked the 15th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The law has had many enrollment successes since

Despite the Trump administration’s promises that Americans’ Social Security benefits will not be cut, as we discussed last week, the

A new KFF report examines the increased role of Medicare Advantage (MA) in the coverage landscape and the potential impact

Through a series of widely reported moves, the Trump administration, through Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), is hamstringing

The continuing resolution (CR) funding the federal government expires March 14. Earlier this week, the House passed legislation securing funding

The House of Representatives advanced a harmful budget blueprint last week that analysts and advocates said would result in devastating

Last week, Medicare Rights Center joined with other members of the Chronic Illness and Disability Partnership and the Center for

Late Tuesday, House Republicans narrowly passed their budget resolution, paving the way for a reconciliation bill that advances key Trump

In a disappointing vote Tuesday, Republicans in Congress have decided to move forward with plans to cut Medicaid. As we

Medicaid is health insurance, long-term care coverage, and a workforce program all in one. It is a lifeline that helps