Commonwealth Fund3h
New Rules for Special-Enrollment Periods for Dual Eligibles Take Effect, but Concerns Remain About Plan Availability and Broker Incentives
Dual eligibles — that is, people eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid — have a wealth of Medicare options. These ...
Commonwealth Fund9h
The Cost of Eliminating the Enhanced Premium Tax Credits
Unless Congress extends the enhanced premium tax credits, 4 million more Americans will become uninsured, and many will have ...
Commonwealth Fund4d
The Federal Rule on Medical Debt
Federal and state policymakers have several options to expand coverage and take action to help reduce medical debt and its ...
Commonwealth Fund4d
Increasing Access to Safe, Effective, and Secure Digital Mental Health Technology Should Be a Federal Priority
Forge consensus on a modern regulatory framework. The Trump administration could encourage the development of a ...
Commonwealth Fund5d
Improving Medicare–Medicaid Integration: Priorities of Dual-Eligible Adults Under Age 65
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. Federal and state legislative and ...
Commonwealth Fund6d
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 ...
Commonwealth Fund11d
How Much Do Medicare Advantage Enrollees Value and Use Their Supplemental Benefits?
Although most Medicare Advantage enrollees are in plans with supplemental benefits, survey findings show many of these ...
Commonwealth Fund13d
Enhanced Premium Tax Credits for ACA Health Plans: Who They Help, and Who Gets Hurt If They’re Not Extended
Many people who purchase health insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s marketplaces are eligible for tax credits that ...