Implementation of Immigrant Eligibility Restrictions for ACA Marketplace Subsidies Under the 2025 Reconciliation Law: Issues to Consider
Introduction The 2025 reconciliation law includes new eligibility restrictions for many lawfully present immigrants for federally funded health programs, including...
What’s in a Name? From Today’s Medicare to Medicare for All
In this JAMA Health Forum post, KFF’s Larry Levitt explains how proposals to create Medicare-for-All promise more generous benefits than...
AI in Health Care: Who Gets Left Behind?
The Business of Health with Chip Kahn October 12, 2026 Video About this Episode Episode 19, AI Series: Health care’s...
How Much Do People with Medicare Pay for Coverage?
The Medicare program provides health insurance coverage to over 70 million people ages 65 or older and younger adults with...
Which States Will Be Affected by Key Medicaid Provisions in the 2025 Reconciliation Law?
Amidst challenging fiscal conditions and upcoming national and state elections, states are working to implement major federal changes to Medicaid....
Health Care Access and Affordability for Adults with Multiple or Complex Health Conditions: A Snapshot of Patient Experiences
KFF polling has long shown that many U.S. families struggle to afford health care and how costs shape decisions about...
Examining LGBTQ+ Adults’ Experiences with Health Care Costs and Access
Key Takeaways LGBTQ+ adults face significantly greater challenges accessing and affording health care compared to their non-LGBTQ+ peers. They are...
Why Do We Hear More About High Drug Prices Than About Hospital Prices?
In this JAMA Health Forum post, KFF’s Larry Levitt outlines four reasons why high drug prices are in the spotlight...
Key Facts About Health Care Affordability for People With Medicare
This brief draws on data from various sources. Data on income and savings of Medicare beneficiaries, including the share of...
Hospital Prices Have Risen Much Faster for Private Insurance Than Medicare Since 2019
Health care costs are a top concern for the public, and there is widespread interest among lawmakers in making health...
