The rulings were a win for Democrats and a sweeping rebuke to Republican Sheriff Chad Bianco.

Democratic Senate candidate El-Sayed has moved up in the polls for the Michigan race. In Maine, Sen. Susan Collins is leading in the race against Troy Jackson. NBC News' Steve Kornacki has the latest ...

The administration removed over 750,000 ACA marketplace enrollees overnight, alleging they are “phantom” enrollees enrolled “fraudulently”. But the procedures raise concerns

Concerns remain about procedural issues as states prepare to implement H.R.1, reflected in drops in enrollment of children and processing of annual renewals

Multiple Democratic lawmakers have claimed that 8 million Americans have lost healthcare coverage as a result of the Trump-backed budget reconciliation bill that passed a year ago, known as the One Bi...

Enrollment of children is dropping despite no change in policy; may be tied to procedural problems. Concerns remain about procedural issues as states prepare to implement H.R.1

One year after passing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, it no longer seems like the easy win for Republicans to run on in November.

New federal data on effectuated (paid) enrollment in ACA (Obamacare) marketplace plans shows large 12% drop across U.S. and 25% drop in MO; lowest levels in MO since August 2023

Angie Salvador was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago. Her odyssey through the healthcare system led to bankruptcy.

Our center recently released several products that analyze how policy changes, market and economic forces, demographic changes, and other social factors are affecting Missouri’s health insura…

On May 15th, the Missouri Department of Social Services (DSS) released a map showing how rural Missouri will be divided into local community hubs, for the purposes of their Rural Health Transformat…

Our center recently released several products that analyze how policy changes, market and economic forces, demographic changes, and other social factors are affecting Missouri’s health insura…

The new version would ask voters to authorize the state to impose work requirements but wouldn’t require them if federal law changes.

Latest interim report shows effects of higher ACA marketplace (Obamacare) premiums; drop in enrollment, customers shifted to bronze plans from silver plans, and premiums rose

Although some improvements in state processes are evident. concerns remain about procedures used to enroll in Medicaid and renew eligibility, on the precipice of changes ordered by the One Big Bill

Rural Missourians rely more on Medicaid but are still more likely to be uninsured than urban Missourians, as lack of employer coverage and access barriers take hold across the state.

Rural Missourians rely more on Medicaid but are still more likely to be uninsured than urban Missourians, as lack of employer coverage and access barriers take hold across the state.

Although some improvements in state processes are evident. concerns remain about procedures used to enroll in Medicaid and renew eligibility, on the precipice of changes ordered by the One Big Bill

In February, applications dropped, as is typical after open enrollment period ends. In 2025, Medicaid enrollment remained steady, but enrollment of children despite no changes in eligibilty criteria

In February, applications dropped, as is typical after open enrollment period ends. In 2025, Medicaid enrollment remained steady, but enrollment of children despite no changes in eligibilty criteria

A WashU analysis highlights how geography, employment and Medicaid changes shape health insurance access across Missouri communities.

A WashU analysis highlights how geography, employment and Medicaid changes shape health insurance access across Missouri communities.

The Missouri pilot program taps a federal waiver to allow rural hospitals to use funding for things like home repairs, utility costs or food assistance in hopes of improving rural Missourians’ health ...

Obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure are fueling increases in cardiovascular disease, even among much younger women, the American Heart Association said.

A new report found that nearly 10% of median household income in Missouri and Kansas goes toward deductibles and premiums. At that level, economists say those households are underinsured.