Here's the killer slide you were all waiting for: This is what happens to price after private equity does roll-up acquisitions of anesthesia practices.

With the 2025 state budget cycle coming into view, our latest research offers a fresh look at -- and new insights into -- a decade-long debate in Wisconsin: Whether to fully expand Medicaid under the federal Affordable Care Act. youtube.com/watch?v=57C0Ex…

We’re honored to be at the The White House today to celebrate new @CFPB guidance that will help protect patients from the harmful effects of medical debt. Thank you, @CFPB for standing up for patients!

Never thought I'd get to hear a law I worked on mentioned in a national debate. Paid leave matters and I'm grateful to have helped make the case for it.

Reminder that pre-ACA state high risk pools suffered from low enrollment due to unaffordable premiums, coverage gaps, waiting periods, pre-ex exclusions & enrollment caps.

Yep. The only thing that makes those risk pools sound good is a forgetful memory about how many gaps they had.

Yesterday, a new Minnesota law went into effect to protect patients from the harmful effects of medical debt. It bans: ❌denial of medical care due to unpaid debt ❌ reporting medical debt to credit bureaus ❌transferring medical debt to a spouse More ⬇️ kare11.com/article/news/l…

Even political rivals agree that medical debt is an urgent issue – and so do we. Read more via KFF Health News to see why 👇🏽 kffhealthnews.org/news/article/m…

This is one of the hardest but also one of the most important warnings from the history of Auschwitz coming for us today. Perpetrators were in fact people who accepted and followed an ideology that made them believe that they were better than others, an ideology that

I'm guessing a lot of people don't know this: Medicare supplemental insurers can deny coverage for pre-existing conditions outside certain limited circumstances, such as soon after turning 65 and enrolling in Medicare. kff.org/medicare/issue…

Election day in Minneapolis (for Moldovans)!

Trump's Hitler comments are forcing The History Channel to make some big changes

90% of Medicare Advantage enrollees ages 65 and older, or 22.4 million people, live in a state where they could be denied a Medigap policy if they want to switch back to traditional Medicare and they have a pre-existing medical condition. on.kff.org/4eJZ0dz

When someone stands behind a microphone and dehumanizes entire groups of people and says the most despicable and fear-mongering rhetoric, that disturbs me. What disturbs me even more though is the crowd of people that hears these things and cheers.

NEW: Black Insurrectionist, the anonymous social media persona behind widely circulated election conspiracy theories, traces to a man from upstate NY. He’s white. He's also been accused of fraud, had his home raided by the FBI and owes millions in taxes. apnews.com/article/black-…

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Minnesota votes - in a few minutes. #MNvotes

Earlier this week, Congress was considering a bill that included 5⃣ critical childhood cancer policies—but they were cut. Congress shouldn’t go home without getting these pediatric cancer policies to President Donald J. Trump’ desk. Kids with cancer can’t afford to wait. #KidsDeserveBetter (1/4)