Sweeping Changes in 2025 Reconciliation Law to Strip Health Coverage for Over One Million Lawfully Present Immigrants
Introduction The landscape of federally-funded healthcare is set to undergo a profound transformation following the passage of the 2025 federal...
Medicaid Managed Care Faces Steep Rate-Setting Hurdles and Plan Exits Following 2025 Federal Reconciliation Law
Managed care remains the dominant delivery mechanism for the nation’s Medicaid population, with over three-quarters of all beneficiaries currently enrolled...
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence: How Speech Therapists and Parents Are Bridging the Gap at Home
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has introduced a wave of disruption and innovation across nearly every sector, but for...
Empowering the Modern Classroom: Why Every Educator is a Teacher of Executive Functioning Skills
In the landscape of modern education, academic subjects are traditionally divided into distinct silos: mathematics, language arts, science, social studies,...
The High Stakes of Prior Authorization: Why Health Insurers and Patients Remain at Odds
Deciding what health care gets covered largely falls to health insurers, and it is a role that consistently fails to...
Regulating AI in Medicine: Can a 1970s Framework Handle 21st-Century Technology?
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into modern healthcare has sparked intense debate among regulators, physicians, and policymakers. As machine...
Global COVID-19 Tracking Project Concludes Policy Data Collection as Public Health Landscapes Shift
Public health researchers and global health analysts are marking the end of an era in pandemic data monitoring following the...
NCIL Welcomes Parker Glick as New Independent Living Training and Technical Assistance Coordinator
The National Council on Independent Living (NCIL) is proud to announce the appointment of Parker Glick (he/él) as its new...