Trump strikes 9 drug-price deals tied to foreign Medicaid rates
Why it matters: The White House said the accords extend its pricing push to 26 companies covering 90% of the US drug market.
Why it matters: The White House said the accords extend its pricing push to 26 companies covering 90% of the US drug market.
Why it matters: The change could cut federal payment for puberty blockers, hormones and surgeries for minors in Medicaid.
What's next: States can keep covering the care only if they replace the lost federal Medicaid and CHIP money.
Why it matters: States can keep coverage only if they replace the lost federal money for Medicaid and CHIP patients.
What's next: The policy takes effect Oct. 13 and leaves state dollars available, while mental health services remain covered.
Why it matters: New federal rules could put about 20 million Medicaid enrollees in 44 states through 80-hour monthly work checks.
Why it matters: California and Minnesota must provide documentation for the payments before federal health officials release more money.
What's next: The reinstated "public charge" policy is set to take effect Sept. 18 and could widen barriers to legal immigration.