Medicaid Enrollment Down in 2019 and Expected to be Flat in 2020

Enrollment in Medicaid in 2019 declined by nearly 2% and is expected to be largely flat, with an increase of 0.8%, next year due in part to the economy and stringent eligibility rules, according to a new survey.

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Nevada’s Online Health Insurance Exchange Open for ‘Window Shopping’

Change is coming for Nevadans who purchase health insurance through the online marketplace available to those who aren’t insured through their employers, Medicare or Medicaid.

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More Autonomy in Nevada Health Insurance Exchange As Open Enrollment Nears

Open enrollment for health plans through the Affordable Care Act will have a slightly different feel this year in Nevada. Namely, a break from the federal exchange.

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Expanding ACA Could Hike Coverage While Costing Less Than Single Payer

As the presidential candidates spar over health reform proposals, a new analysis of eight different Democratic reform models found they would cover from 11 million to 35 million more Americans while costing the federal government from $590 billion to $34 trillion over 10 years.

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House Democrats Change Drug Pricing Bill in Bid to Address Progressive Concerns

House Democratic leaders are adjusting their signature bill to lower drug prices in an effort to address progressive concerns that a previous version of it was not strong enough.

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Joe Biden Ramps Up Attacks on Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Credibility’

A day after they sparred in a Democratic presidential debate, Mr. Biden aimed more criticism at Ms. Warren, who has joined him as a front-runner.

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