#health care reform

In fact, we borrowed $88 billion last year. Yet a new survey finds “a great political divide” in our satisfaction with health care.

Nearly 21 million Americans could lose coverage. Meanwhile, the GOP won’t offer a health care replacement until after 2020.

Legal experts claim the attack is “absurd.” But the Trump administration supports it.

13 million people are expected to lose health care if this tax bill ends the individual mandate to buy insurance.

That doesn’t mean Republicans will abandon their efforts after the September 30 deadline.

The Graham-Cassidy bill would end protections for folks with preexisting conditions and cause other disruptions. Here’s how you can stop it.

Premiums would rise—and so would the federal deficit—if the president were to end cost-sharing payments. Here are the numbers.

The Recess Resistance Toolkit by Positive Women’s Network–USA can help you “bird-dog” Congress members during the August break.

Activists cheer #WeKilledTheBill but stress that the fight is not over as Trump vows to “let Obamacare implode.”

Further opportunities to #KillTheBill and #SaveACA remain.

32 million Americans would lose coverage. Individual premiums would double.

Deep cuts to Medicaid remain, and health insurers could deny coverage to people with preexisting conditions.

As lawmakers postpone their vote, advocates and health groups respond to the bill that guts Medicaid. Here’s what they’re saying.

Here’s how Trump’s public defeat could lead to improvements in health care.

People with chronic conditions or who need expensive meds could be more vulnerable. Here’s why.

Many are worried that the huge consolidations will dampen competition and push up health care prices over time.