When a new Commander in Chief takes office and their party also controls both chambers of Congress, how quickly can they make changes to health policy? Can policy changes happen on “Day One” of a new administration?
In this edition
Idaho is final state to open COVID-related enrollment window
Bills under consideration in California, Maryland would connect unemployment applicants with health coverage
DOJ asks Supreme Court to cancel hearing in Medicaid work requirement case
Virginia lawmakers head to conference committee over reinsurance funding
Iowa, Kentucky Houses approve bills limiting insulin cost-sharing; other states consider similar bills
South Dakota becomes fifth state to allow non-insurance Farm Bureau health plans
Oscar Health to become publicly traded company, with 31 million shares for sale next week
Senate committee hearings focus on HHS Secretary nominee Xavier Becerra
There are three different tax forms that are used by exchanges, employers, and health insurance companies, to report health insurance coverage to the IRS.