President Biden’s promotion of the program has an impact. President Biden stated on Thursday that the 14.5 million additional Americans got health insurance for 2022 through the Affordable…
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Supreme Court Keeps Obamacare
7-2 vote rules against dismantling the Affordable Care Act. The Supreme Court ruled to uphold the Affordable Care Act this past Friday in a brought by 18 states…
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ObamaCare Expansion on Congressional Agenda
Meetings on a host of legislation, including this, set for next week. Majority members of Congress are saying a first order of business is shoring up and expanding…
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President’s Healthcare Orders Seek to Expand Coverage
Reverses several policies of the prior administration. Last week, President Biden signed a batch of executive orders designed to tackle what he described as the “damage” done by…
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President Issues Healthcare Executive Orders
Returning to Obama-era initiatives. On Thursday, President Biden signed two executive orders instructing federal agencies to create a special enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare) from…
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Supreme Court Hears Obamacare Case
Argument questions the legality of law without fine for mandate. The Supreme Court took up a major healthcare case on Tuesday, as it once again took up the…
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Supreme Court Begins October 2020 Term
First arguments heard since Justice Ginsburg’s passing. On Monday, the Supreme Court began hearing its first cases of the October 2020 term. The arguments heard on Monday are…
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Supreme Court Rules in Religious Freedom Cases
Little Sisters of the Poor not required to violate convictions on birth control. The Supreme Court has recently ruled in two important cases involving religious freedom. Earlier this…
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Supreme Court Hears Cases
Cases deal with robocalls and Obamacare. On Wednesday the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the cases of Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania and Barr v.…
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Supreme Court Rules for Health Insurers
Federal reimbursements may be as high as $12 billion. In an 8-1 ruling Monday, the Supreme Court said that health insurance companies are owed reimbursement. Through a program…
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