The United States trails far behind other high-income countries on measures of health care affordability, administrative efficiency, equity, and outcomes.

Several states have proposed or are implementing “easy enrollment” programs, which help state officials pinpoint the uninsured and streamline their path to coverage.

President Biden signed an executive order to promote competition in prescription drug markets — a move aimed at lowering drug costs

The Biden administration is working to restore standardized health plan design for ACA marketplace coverage

David Blumenthal draws a line from his childhood experience lining up for the polio vaccine in 1950s New York City to our present-day struggles with COVID-19.

While Congress debates enacting a public health insurance option at the federal level, three states have enacted programs after navigating barriers.

States that expanded Medicaid have realized enormous health and economic benefits, making it unlikely they would rescind their expansions if a federal alternative is created.

After severe job market disruption and massive federal pandemic relief effort, what is the state of health care coverage and affordability in the United States?