
What We’re Reading: Medicaid Coverage Unwinding; Subscription-Based Health Care; Measles Surging
Nearly a quarter of adults disenrolled from Medicaid are now uninsured; a new bill in Alaska will allow primary care providers to offer care based on monthly fees; the CDC warns of a 17-fold increase in measles cases in the first quarter of 2024.
Millions Lose Medicaid Coverage Amid Unwinding
A recent survey found that 23% of adults who lost Medicaid coverage amid the unwinding process are now uninsured, with an additional 28% obtaining coverage through other means,
Alaska Legislature Passes Bill Legalizing Subscription-Based Health Care
The Alaska Legislature has adopted a bill permitting subscription-based health care, enabling primary care providers to offer services based on monthly fees,
Measles Cases Surge in 2024, Threatening US Elimination Status
The CDC has raised concerns about the rapid rise in measles cases in the US during the first months of 2024, with reported cases soaring 17-fold compared with previous years,
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