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Cost is the Leading Healthcare Concern for Americans

Cost is the Leading Healthcare Concern for Americans

Story highlights 29% cite health care costs as the most pressing national health issue 16% are satisfied with U.S. health care costs. 57% satisfied with out-of-pocket costs A record 23% said their health system was in crisis. 47% feel it is a major problem Americans’ perception of health care costs as the most significant health […]

Cigna and UNC Health come to an agreement to resolve healthcare dispute

Cigna and UNC Health come to an agreement to resolve healthcare dispute

Agreement Reached Between Cigna and UNC Health After negotiations culminated in an agreement on Friday afternoon, Cigna insurance patients can now visit UNC medical facilities without worry. As stated by UNC Health, the new agreement encompasses all commercial plans offered by Cigna Healthcare. James Day, the general manager for Cigna Healthcare in the Carolinas, expressed […]

House Republicans Plan to Reveal and Vote on Healthcare Proposal Next Week

House Republicans Plan to Reveal and Vote on Healthcare Proposal Next Week

Next week, House Republicans are set to propose and vote on a comprehensive health care plan designed to reduce health care costs, according to a House Republican leadership aide on Friday. The leadership team has indicated that this health reform bill will be made public next week. Their initiative stands in stark contrast to the […]

House GOP unveils 111-page healthcare plan ahead of next week’s vote

House GOP unveils 111-page healthcare plan ahead of next week's vote

House Republicans Unveil Health Care Reform Plan House Republicans have put forth a lengthy, 111-page proposal for health care reform, with plans to hold a vote as early as next week. Aides from the House Republican leadership mentioned on Friday that they also anticipate voting next week on extending Obamacare subsidies. This is part of […]

Healthcare costs in the U.S. are set to rise significantly in 2026, putting the sick and vulnerable at risk of financial ruin. Medicare for All is necessary.

Healthcare costs in the U.S. are set to rise significantly in 2026, putting the sick and vulnerable at risk of financial ruin. Medicare for All is necessary.

The Year-End Overview on Health Crisis in America As the year draws to a close, many Americans are coming together to celebrate the holidays and think about their New Year’s resolutions. Unfortunately, we’re watching with concern as the medical crisis in 2026 looms on the horizon. The Affordable Care Act tax credits, which were established […]

Trump Has the Ability to Restore Greatness to American Healthcare

Trump Has the Ability to Restore Greatness to American Healthcare

America used to be the leader in medical care, but now we spend more yet often get less. For years, we’ve been told that healthcare is complicated and that costs keep going up. Families find themselves with little choice but to pay the bills as they come. But maybe the issue isn’t really about complexity; […]

Mike Johnson Suggests He’s Developing Healthcare Laws That Will Affect Everyone

Mike Johnson Suggests He's Developing Healthcare Laws That Will Affect Everyone

Health Care Package Proposal from House Speaker House Speaker Mike Johnson mentioned on Thursday that Republicans are crafting a comprehensive health care plan aimed at reducing premiums across the nation. On the same day, both Senate Democrats and Republicans turned down each other’s health proposals, with votes on expanding ACA subsidies and health savings accounts […]

Senate Democrat’s Healthcare Bill for Political Messaging Doesn’t Pass

Senate Democrat's Healthcare Bill for Political Messaging Doesn’t Pass

On Thursday, the Senate did not pass either a Democratic health care proposal or a Republican plan aimed at lowering health care expenses. The Senate’s vote ended in a 51-48 decision, avoiding a shutdown. The Democratic bill would strengthen Obamacare subsidies for an additional three years, which I suppose could complicate matters as we approach […]