Brand-Name Drug Prices Grew 10 Times Faster than Inflation Over Last 5 Years

As policymakers gear up to address rising drug costs, a new report highlights just how much prices have gone up in recent years. 

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Meet the Private Man At Center Of Very Public Single-Payer Debate

Dale Fountain is an intensely private man. He won’t say where he works. One of his oldest friends can’t say for sure where he lives. His sister knows he was once married but she isn’t in the loop these days — they haven’t spoken in two years.

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House Holds Hearing on AHPs

The House Education and Workforce HELP Subcommittee held a hearing on Tuesday in response to the Trump Administration’s proposed rule on Association Health Plans.

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States Face Challenge in Curbing Premiums After Stabilization Package Fails

After opposing Republican efforts to expand federal abortion funding prohibitions to Affordable Care Act cost-sharing reduction payments and other measures, Senate Democrats opposed the GOP-led stabilization package with its funding for CSRs and a $30 billion reinsurance pool. Without Democratic support, the measure was dropped this week from the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill, the last must-pass legislation of the year. To insurers' dismay, it isn't likely to come back.

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Health-Insurance Premiums Loom as Election Issue

Health-insurance premiums are likely to jump right before the November elections, a result of Congress’s omission of federal money to shore up insurance exchanges from its new spending package.

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Trump Says Proposals Targeting High Drug Prices Coming Soon

The administration will unveil a slate of proposals soon to address high prescription drug costs in the U.S., President Trump announced Monday. 

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