WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal budget deficits caused by President Donald Trump’s tax and spending law could trigger automatic ...

Reps. Salud Carbajal and Jimmy Panetta joined local health care leaders for a discussion at Cuesta College on Friday.

Recent analysis from the Congressional Budget Office estimated that Medicare spending would see steep cuts over roughly the next decade absent congressional action, following passage of President ...

The Congressional Budget Office has confirmed President Trump’s new budget law will trigger over $500 billion in Medicare ...

Medicare could see deep cuts through 2034 under the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010 after the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was passed on July 4, according to an Aug. 15 Congressional Budget Office ...

Home Taxes Tax Law How Five States Are Worse Off After Trump’s Cuts to SNAP and Medicaid Due to Trump's new tax law, some states will experience a greater impact than others.

According to the Congressional Budget Office, nearly 17 million more Americans will become uninsured by 2034 due to the bill's changes. Republicans insist they didn't change Medicaid eligibility ...

Iowa hospitals are bracing for "uncertainty" as they brace for Medicaid cuts but are planning for how to use a new fund to offset some losses.

The Trump administration is planning a five-year test allowing states to cover weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy under Medicare and Medicaid programs.

WASHINGTON — Medicare Advantage, the privately run insurance on which roughly 500,000 older Louisiana residents rely for health care, is facing calls for change in Congress.

Yet the Congressional Budget Office foresees that the law will drain close to $1 trillion of Medicaid’s financing in the next decade and cause 11 million Americans to lose their insurance coverage.

What do Medicaid changes mean for the care of disabled people in Southern California? Trump's tax bill affects funding for in-home and community support services, disability rights advocates said ...