Affordability
People want to know that they can afford the care they receive and won’t have to choose between their health and potential bankruptcy.
See why we’ve made affordability a priority.
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June 17, 2025Affordability, Congressional Efforts, Dependable Coverage, Federal Efforts, Medicaid, News & Updates, Press Release
USofCare Expresses Concern Over Coverage Losses, Potential Increased Costs in Senate Reconciliation Bill
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June 10, 2025Affordability, Congressional Efforts, Dependable Coverage, Federal Comment Letters, Federal Efforts, Hospital Pricing, Medicare, News & Updates, Public Comments
United States of Care Responds to 2026 IPPS Rule
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May 22, 2025Affordability, Congressional Efforts, Dependable Coverage, Federal Efforts, Medicaid, News & Updates, Press Release
USofCare Reacts to House Passage of Budget Reconciliation Bill
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May 21, 2025Affordability, Dependable Coverage, News & Updates, Press Release, State Efforts, Washington
As Health Care Costs Rise, Washington Delivers Relief for Public Employees & Teachers
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May 14, 2025Affordability, Congressional Efforts, Dependable Coverage, Federal Efforts, Medicaid, News & Updates, Press Release
USofCare Urges Congress to Reconsider Concerning Medicaid and Other Health Care Policy Changes
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May 2, 2025Administrative Efforts, Affordability, Dependable Coverage, Federal Efforts, News & Updates, Press Release
USofCare Responds to President Trump’s Proposed FY2026 Budget
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May 1, 2025Affordability, Hospital Pricing, News & Updates, Resources, State Efforts
New Resource: Leveraging Reference-Based Pricing to Contain Hospital Prices
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April 21, 2025Affordability, Dependable Coverage, Federal Efforts, News & Updates, Press Release, Preventive Services
SCOTUS Must Protect Access to No-Cost Preventive Services As Braidwood Oral Arguments Conclude
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April 11, 2025Administrative Efforts, Affordability, Dependable Coverage, Federal Comment Letters, Federal Efforts, Marketplace, News & Updates, Public Comments
United States of Care Responds to 2025 Marketplace Integrity and Affordability Proposed Rule