The Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week in the most recent challenge to the ACA. Check out our blog to learn how the case may impact the health care of millions of Americans, including those with pre-existing conditions like kidney disease. READ MORE >>

With the rising cost of health insurance, some consumers are turning to health care sharing ministries (HCSMs) to fill a gap in coverage. Although HCSMs can seem similar to health insurance, they are not the same. We've broken down the differences on our blog. READ MORE >>

Millions of Americans have lost their sources of income during the COVID-19 emergency. What happens if you suddenly can't afford to pay your insurance premium? Learn about grace periods, how to stay covered and what's being done to help consumers on our blog. READ MORE >>

Half of Americans rely on their jobs for health insurance, but what if you've recently lost your job because of the COVID-19 pandemic? It is especially important for patients with chronic disease to have health coverage. Find out how you can get covered on our blog. READ MORE >>

The following information on short-term plans may be useful to know before consumers shop for coverage, especially for individuals who have chronic conditions such as chronic kidney disease (CKD) and its leading causes, diabetes and hypertension. READ MORE >>

As both the House of Representatives and the Senate return to Washington, DC this week, the following is a list of health care-related items that lawmakers are expected to address in the first several weeks of the new year. READ MORE >>

The Senate passed tax reform legislation on December 2 by a 51-49 vote, with all Democrats voting no and Sen. Bob Corker (TN) the only Republican to oppose the bill. READ MORE >>

Recently, President Donald Trump undertook two executive actions that will have an impact on the individual and small group health insurance markets under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Learn more about these actions. READ MORE >>

Senate Republicans are again in the midst of an effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) as they consider legislation put forth by Senators Lindsay Graham (R-SC) and Bill Cassidy (R-LA). READ MORE >>