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A New Federal Rule Can Help Ensure Patients Get the Behavioral Health Care They Need
A new federal rule strengthens prohibition on insurers and health plans putting greater limits on access to behavioral health ...
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Low Marketplace Premiums Often Reflect High Deductibles
A proposed ACA reform would shift the benchmark plan from silver to gold coverage and expand cost-sharing subsidies, reducing ...
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How Do We Pay for Medicaid?
This explainer looks at how Medicaid is funded jointly by the federal government and the states, the program’s spending, and ...
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Multisector Community-Driven Strategies to Improve Maternal Health
Support for multisector community-driven partnerships is a promising and important part of the response to the U.S. maternal ...
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How Affordable Is Job-Based Health Coverage for Workers?
The costs of job-based insurance paid by employees can pose a considerable financial burden, particularly for households with ...
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How the Federal Government Could Support Innovative Medicaid Payment Arrangements for High-Cost Drugs
Dima Hendricks has sickle cell disease, which is currently managed by an old medication, but she is hoping to take part in a ...
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What Pharmacy Benefit Managers Do, and How They Contribute to Drug Spending
Mirror, Mirror 2024 is your opportunity to explore the impact of policy choices on health and well-being across 10 countries, including the U.S. Read the report here. Pharmacy benefit managers, or ...
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Map: No Surprises Act Enforcement
The No Surprises Act, signed into law in 2020, went into effect for most consumers enrolled in individual and group health insurance plans on January 1, 2022. The new law addresses surprise bills for ...