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Trump’s Return Puts Medicaid on the Chopping Block

Trump’s Return Puts Medicaid on the Chopping Block

Under President Joe Biden, enrollment in Medicaid hit a record high and the uninsured rate reached a record low. Donald Trump’s return to the White House — along with a GOP-controlled Senate and House of Representatives — is expected to change that. Republicans in Washington say they plan to use funding cuts and regulatory changes

Affordable Care Act Insurance Open Enrollment Still Available: What to Know

Affordable Care Act Insurance Open Enrollment Still Available: What to Know

The initial window to get “Obamacare” health insurance by Jan. 1 may have closed, but there’s still plenty of time to secure the coverage you want. Thomas is a native of upstate New York and a graduate of the University at Albany. As a member of CNET’s How To team, he writes about the intersection

Suspected CEO Killer Taps Former Prosecutor to Defend Him on Murder Charge

Suspected CEO Killer Taps Former Prosecutor to Defend Him on Murder Charge

The man charged with killing a health insurance CEO on the streets of New York earlier this month has hired a former Manhattan prosecutor to defend him against murder charges there. The law firm Agnifilo Intrater LLC confirmed to NBC News that Karen Friedman Angifilo would represent Luigi Mangione, 26, in New York, where he

Cops Say CEO Murder Suspect Fled New York by Train, Not Bus as Originally Thought

Cops Say CEO Murder Suspect Fled New York by Train, Not Bus as Originally Thought

Police sources now say that the suspected killer of a health insurance company executive on the streets of New York slipped out of the city by train and not by bus as first thought. The source say there’s video evidence showing Luigi Mangione leaving the George Washington Bridge bus station, where he was dropped off

Brian Thompson: Have Police Identified Health Insurance CEO’s Killer?

Brian Thompson: Have Police Identified Health Insurance CEO’s Killer?

With investigators believing the man who shot an insurance company CEO to death on a New York street left the city — and likely the state — by bus, the FBI has joined in the hunt for the still unidentified suspect, adding a $50,000 reward to $10,000 offered by New York police. #FBINewYork is assisting

Internet sleuths are trying to solve the New York CEO killing

Internet sleuths are trying to solve the New York CEO killing

A surveillance camera is seen at the 54th Street entrance to the New York Hilton Midtown Hotel in New York on Thursday, where Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was fatally shot on Wednesday. Ted Shaffrey/AP hide caption toggle caption Ted Shaffrey/AP The fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan has set internet

Ex-WaPo reporter doubles down on post wanting health insurance executives dead: ‘It’s natural to wish’

Ex-WaPo reporter doubles down on post wanting health insurance executives dead: ‘It’s natural to wish’

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Health Prices Are Getting More Transparent, but It’s Still Not Enough, Experts Say

Health Prices Are Getting More Transparent, but It’s Still Not Enough, Experts Say

Practice Management > Reimbursement — Price data need to be specific, searchable, and easy, according to one expert by Joyce Frieden, Washington Editor, MedPage Today November 20, 2024 WASHINGTON — Health transparency rules have helped researchers gain more insight into hospital pricing practices, Ge Bai, PhD, CPA, said here Wednesday at an event sponsored by

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Tacoma Museum of Glass

Overview of the Museum The Museum of Glass, located in Tacoma, Washington, is dedicated to the art and history of glass. It houses works from renowned artists, an extensive library, and educational programs related to glass. Visitors can explore ancient…

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National General Insurance

Serving policyholders since 1920 National General Insurance, also known as “NatGen,” traces its insurance roots back to 1920, the early days of the automobile. The company was formerly known as GMAC Insurance and was recently acquired by Allstate.  Today, through…

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The General SR22 Insurance

The General Says “Yes” When Others Say “No.” Many insurance companies don’t want to cover drivers who require SR22 insurance. The General specializes in covering high-risk drivers. There is no need to worry if you need an SR22 filing. Mid-Columbia…

Millions at risk of losing health insurance at end of 2025

Millions at risk of losing health insurance at end of 2025

Millions are at risk of losing their health insurance if Congress chooses not to renew subsidies from the Affordable Care Act. That’s the latest estimate from the Congressional Budget Office, which found that 3.4 million Americans will lose their health insurance if subsidies are not renewed. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is in a precarious

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Broadform Insurance

What Is Broadform Insurance? Broadform Insurance is insurance for a specific driver (you) to drive owned and non-owned private passenger vehicles instead of insuring a specific car. Broadform Insurance is commonly called “Drivers License Insurance” because it covers the named…

Watch: Trump’s White House and your health

Watch: Trump’s White House and your health

Boston Globe Today STAT Washington correspondent Sarah Owermohle unpacks how reproductive care, vaccines, and health insurance could change under the new administration. Boston Globe Today: Watch now at Globe.com or weekdays at 5 p.m. ET on NESN Take a deeper look at the stories impacting our community from the award-winning Boston Globe Media newsrooms. Hear directly from

Biden Administration Proposes Expanded Access to Contraception

Biden Administration Proposes Expanded Access to Contraception

OB/Gyn > Pregnancy — Private insurers would have to cover all prescribed contraceptives without cost-sharing by Joyce Frieden, Washington Editor, MedPage Today October 21, 2024 Roughly 52 million women with private health insurance will have increased access to contraception under a proposed rule announced Monday by the Biden administration. “Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe

White House says health insurance needs to fully cover condoms, other over-the-counter birth control

White House says health insurance needs to fully cover condoms, other over-the-counter birth control

Skip to Main Content Health Without a doctor’s prescription, women may pay as much as $50 for “morning after” pills. A one-month dosage of hormonal birth control pills is displayed in Sacramento, Calif., Aug. 26, 2016. Rich Pedroncelli / AP, File By AMANDA SEITZ, Associated Press updated on October 21, 2024 | 8:23 AM WASHINGTON