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New, employer-pleasing health benefits bill includes ICHRA reboot and HSA changes

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The Senate plans to vote on its proposals, which focus tightly on the individual market, Thursday

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USPS budget constraints jeopardize medication delivery for millions

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IRS releases guidance on OBBBA permanently expanding HSA access and benefits

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West Virginia sues Optum for allegedly fueling state’s opioid crisis

The lawsuit comes on the heels of a state investigation in which the Attorney General’s office said it found Optum not only was “ramping up the flood of pills coming into West Virginia, but actively obstructing safeguards meant to save West Virginian lives."

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December 10, 2025

Bipartisan bill aims to combat record health care cyberattacks

The proposed Health Care Cybersecurity and Resiliency Act of 2025 would direct the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to revise cybersecurity protocols and offer guidance to the health care industry.

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December 09, 2025

Blue Cross pushes state regulators to narrow scope of AI oversight

The Blues' association hopes to shape the rules for the regulators evaluating the new-tech systems.

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December 09, 2025

GOP senators introduce bill replacing COVID-era ACA premium subsidy boost with HSA

The Crapo-Cassidy package would also fund ACA cost-sharing reduction subsidies and expand access to catastrophic plans.

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December 09, 2025

Michigan pension fund sued over $40M Hawaiian coffee farm investment

AgAmerica alleges that Municipal Employees’ Retirement System of Michigan and affiliated entities misrepresented the status of the project to secure funding, ultimately leaving the lender with millions in losses.

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December 09, 2025

Higher ACA bills could push 1 in 4 enrollees to go uninsured

Nearly 6 in 10 enrollees (58%) say they would not be able to afford an increase of just $300 per year in the amount they pay for insurance without significantly disrupting their household finances.

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December 09, 2025

Escalating health costs force employers to prioritize cost control

“Amid inflation, economic volatility and shifting social expectations, our survey shows organizations are prioritizing cost control more than ever,” said Chana Bieker, senior vice president at Brown & Brown.

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New, employer-pleasing health benefits bill includes ICHRA reboot and HSA changes

USPS budget constraints jeopardize medication delivery for millions

IRS releases guidance on OBBBA permanently expanding HSA access and benefits

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

West Virginia sues Optum for allegedly fueling state’s opioid crisis

Bipartisan bill aims to combat record health care cyberattacks

Blue Cross pushes state regulators to narrow scope of AI oversight

GOP senators introduce bill replacing COVID-era ACA premium subsidy boost with HSA

Michigan pension fund sued over $40M Hawaiian coffee farm investment

Higher ACA bills could push 1 in 4 enrollees to go uninsured

Escalating health costs force employers to prioritize cost control