Finance

Expiring Tax Credits Threaten to Double Health Costs in Valley
Management & Administration Expiring Tax Credits Threaten to Double Health Costs in Valley

In the heart of California's San Joaquin Valley, a financial storm is brewing for nearly 185,000 lower-income residents who rely on enhanced tax credits to afford health insurance through Covered California, and these subsidies, introduced as part of COVID-era relief legislation, have been a

Why Do Brits Ignore Financial Health in Wellness Goals?
Management & Administration Why Do Brits Ignore Financial Health in Wellness Goals?

In a society increasingly obsessed with wellness, where gym memberships, mindfulness apps, and organic diets dominate personal goals, a startling gap exists in how British adults approach their overall health, revealing a troubling oversight in prioritizing financial wellbeing. A recent study

Godongwana Urges United Action on Africa's Health Crisis
Management & Administration Godongwana Urges United Action on Africa's Health Crisis

In a powerful address that reverberated through the halls of a recent African Union summit in Johannesburg, South African Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana laid bare the stark reality of a continent grappling with a severe health financing crisis, one that threatens the well-being of millions and

HHS Doubles AI Funding for Childhood Cancer Research
Management & Administration HHS Doubles AI Funding for Childhood Cancer Research

Fixed version: In a landmark move that could redefine the battle against pediatric cancer, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced a dramatic increase in funding for research, with a sharp focus on leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to drive progress. This

How Are Rising Costs Threatening Medicaid in Connecticut?
Management & Administration How Are Rising Costs Threatening Medicaid in Connecticut?

Connecticut’s Medicaid program, widely recognized as HUSKY, stands at a precarious crossroads as it confronts unprecedented financial pressures that jeopardize its ability to serve nearly 926,700 low-income residents, including children, families, and individuals requiring long-term care. As one of

Are Health Benefit Costs Reaching a 15-Year High in 2026?
Management & Administration Are Health Benefit Costs Reaching a 15-Year High in 2026?

As employers across the United States grapple with the financial implications of providing health benefits, a startling projection has emerged from recent surveys, indicating that the cost of employer-sponsored health plans could see an unprecedented spike in 2026. According to preliminary findings

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