Trump Announces All 50 States Joining Medicaid Drug Pricing Model

President Donald Trump announced Friday that all 50 states will join in on a program set to provide Most Favored Nation pricing to some drugs within the Medicaid program, bringing the net price of selected drugs down to prices paid in certain other countries. The Trump administration claims that Medicaid will save billions on prescription ...

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Changing Workforce Drives Gig Workers To Vulnerable ACA Coverage

One thing was true for most employees in previous generations – although their job may not always have paid well, it did pay every two weeks. Far more Americans today work as contractors, freelancers and gig or temporary workers, or are self-employed, run small businesses or have multiple part-time jobs. Along with making their income ...

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High Prescription Costs Force Patients To Quit Treatment

Not even the most effective medication will achieve the desired results if its high cost prevents patients from taking it. Nearly all physicians (96%) report that patients stopped taking a medication because of cost without telling them, the 2026 Physician Drug Cost survey from RazorMetrics found. Almost the same percentage said they would be comfortable ...

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CMS Eases Path For Medicare Advantage Takeovers

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is making it easier for Medicare Advantage insurers to swoop in and rescue struggling rivals. The agency last week notified insurance companies that it may allow them to expand where they sell policies midyear if they acquire competitors. Previously, CMS only considered expansion requests during the annual bid ...

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Fitness Expert Reveals 6 Things People Over 35 Should Do After Workouts To Stay Strong

The most important part of a workout may happen after it ends. As adults age, muscles can become less responsive to protein and other muscle-building signals, making post-exercise recovery critical for repairing tissue and preserving strength. Jacob Zemer, a New York-based fitness coach, focuses heavily on recovery with his clients, who primarily range from 35 ...

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Outcome of Suit Against Department of Labor Could Boost Skimpy Employer Health Plans

A long-running lawsuit challenging what it means to be an employee and therefore have access to work-based health plans is being closely watched. Its outcome could spur the availability of lower-cost but potentially skimpier health coverage that skirts some consumer protections.

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