News & Updates
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Federal Efforts, News & Updates
USofCare’s 2024 Federal Priorities for Health Care Reform
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Affordability, New York, News & Updates, State Efforts
New York’s Section 1332 Innovation Waiver Explainer
Updated October 2, 2024 In March 2024, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services approved New York’s Section 1332 Innovation Waiver…
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News & Updates, Oregon, State Efforts
United States of Care and Partner Organizations Provide Comment to Oregon Policymakers on the Implementation of the Oregon Health Plan-Bridge Program
On April 19th, United States of Care joined partner organizations to provide comments in response to several proposed rules released…
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Colorado, News & Updates, Research, Resources, State Efforts
New Report: Culturally Responsive Care in Colorado
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Colorado, News & Updates, Public Option, State Efforts
The Colorado Option Advances Equitable Access to Health Care Through Implementation of Culturally Responsive Provider Networks
Since the Colorado Option was signed into law in June 2021, United States of Care has worked to with in-state…
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Affordability, News & Updates, Resources, State Efforts
New Resource: Get the Facts on Hospital Cost Shifting
As health care prices continue to climb, a larger-than-ever financial burden is placed on patients, with nearly one in four…
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Michigan, News & Updates, State Efforts
United States of Care Provides Testimony in Support of Michigan Legislation to Establish a State-Based Marketplace
Today, United States of Care submitted testimony in support of Senate Bill 633 in the Michigan Senate Committee on Health…
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Affordability, Federal Efforts, News & Updates
United States of Care Submits Statement to US Senate Budget Committee on Lowering Health Care Costs & Improving Health Outcomes
On March 7, United States of Care (USofCare) submitted a statement for the record to the United States Senate Committee…
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Federal Efforts, News & Updates, Public Comments
United States of Care Responds to 2025 Medicare Advantage/Part D Advance Notice
USofCare applauds CMS’ IRA proposal through the Advance Notice to lower the out-of-pocket costs cap to $2,000 in 2025. We look forward to supporting future action to address people’s concern with health care affordability, including the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation efforts.