More Hispanic and Black adults are becoming less able to access or pay for quality, affordable care. The gap between low-income and high-income adults in being able to access quality health care ...

Though Republicans are not explicitly trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act, a series of small, technical changes would ...

Hawaii sets the benchmark for having the most affordable healthcare in the U.S. It earned ... Michigan residents pay the lowest annual premium for both plus-one health insurance coverage ($3,475. ...

Hawaii rates as the most affordable state for health insurance, followed by Oregon, Idaho, California, and North Dakota, an ...

Overall, 35% of adults reported being unable to pay for quality, affordable health care — four percentage points higher than 2023 and a new high since 2021 — while 52% and 46% of Hispanic and ...

1 The survey, West Health-Gallup Healthcare Indices Survey ... was defined as lacking access to quality, affordable care and a recent inability to pay for needed care and medicine.

Knowing the challenges of pay and retention, the state approved an increase in the hourly minimum wage for its health care workers to $25, at which point, health care workers would no longer need ...

As a home-based, licensed provider, I never had the luxury of affordable health care ... s version of Obamacare), I was able to receive health care services under the Bronze Plan with a higher co-pay.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) set out to make healthcare more affordable ... This means they pay nothing for their prescriptions for the rest of the year. Another change the ACA made to Medicare ...

We have to defend affordable health care from Donald Trump Meanwhile ... millions would be subject to pay higher premiums, and seniors on Medicare would pay more for their prescription drugs.