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7 million kids could lose health coverage this year. Not because they no longer qualify. But because the system processing their eligibility can't keep up. The House-passed reconciliation bill, moving through Congress in late May ...

18% of eligible patients get lung cancer screening. At FQHCs, it's under 6%. Let that sink in. Lung cancer kills more Americans than colorectal, pancreatic, and breast cancer combined. This year, 235,760 people will be ...

Medicaid managed care is being quietly rewritten. Here is what that means. When people talk about the House reconciliation bill, the conversation jumps to work requirements, DSH cuts, and ACA subsidies. But buried inside the ...

3.8 million people could lose health coverage next year. And it has nothing to do with Medicaid. The enhanced premium tax credits introduced under the Inflation Reduction Act have been one of the most impactful, ...

The Medicaid cuts nobody is talking about just passed the House. Everyone is focused on work requirements. And yes, those matter enormously. But buried inside HR 1, the reconciliation bill that passed the House on ...

32+ million patients. One budget line. One vote away from a crisis. Federally Qualified Health Centers are the backbone of primary care for America's most vulnerable populations. Rural families. Uninsured workers. Medicaid enrollees. Immigrants. People ...

AI just found heart disease hiding in your chest CT scan. And now, for the first time, hospitals can actually bill Medicare for it. As of April 1, 2026, CMS created a reimbursement pathway for ...

Rural hospitals are finally getting radiologists. Just not human ones. Across the United States, roughly 60 million people live in rural communities where access to a radiologist on staff is nearly impossible. Recruiting is brutal. ...

Hospital price transparency just got real. And hospitals are not ready. When CMS first rolled out price transparency rules in January 2021, most health systems complied on paper, buried machine-readable files no patient could ever ...