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Obamacare
Democrats see opportunity in Trump administration's dismissal of ACA
The Justice Department’s has sided with some states in a lawsuit alleging that the healthcare law is invalid due to the its individual mandate being shut down.
The U.S. healthcare system is tied up in costly red tape
Billing approaches aren’t using standards and thus consume too great a percentage of funds intended for care.
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How healthcare’s regulatory landscape will affect HIT in 2018
Meg Marshall
Senior director of public policy
Cerner
Reimbursement changes, challenges to the ACA and the impact of emerging rules will result in more pressure to achieve benefits with technology.
Trump administration plans expansion of ‘skinny’ insurance
Insurance organizations split on proposal, with some suggesting it will further undermine the ACA.
Emerging healthcare policy group pushes for reform agenda
Initiative led by Andy Slavitt gains support from providers organizations, former lawmakers and others.
Eliminating copays for mammograms spurs surge in screening rates
Out-of-pocket costs can be a barrier to essential imaging exams, says Amal N. Trivedi, MD.
Senate moves to end U.S. shutdown, sets up immigration fight
Agreement includes a provision to fund the Children's Health Insurance Program, delays other health taxes.
Trump signs tax cut bill in first major legislative win
Legislation repeals ACA’s individual mandate, projected to cause 13 million to drop health insurance.
Measures to stabilize ACA premiums, fund CHIP delayed to New Year
Trump says repeal of individual mandate ‘essentially repeals Obamacare,’ although rates for 2018 won’t be affected.
GOP expected to use spending bill to influence health policy
House Republicans may strip out provisions to stabilize ACA, while including funding for CHIP program.
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