Michael McAuliff is a Politics and Policy reporter at Modern Healthcare. He specializes in healthcare administration, patient care, and public health, with a keen focus on the healthcare system and consumer health issues. Michael's work has been featured in prominent publications including the New York Daily News, Yahoo News, and NPR.
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Restoring enhanced health insurance exchange subsidies would require an unlikely alliance of Republicans and Democrats, and a push from President Donald Trump.
The legislation stands little chance of passing the Senate, but House action may spur talks on a bipartisan compromise.
The Medicaid work requirements law doesn't define "medical frailty," giving states a lot of leeway.
Congressional GOP leaders are considering a push to follow last year's $1 trillion in healthcare cuts with more.
It's not a reimbursement hike, but lawmakers say the measure would ensure fairer Medicare payments to doctors.
By: Michael Mcauliff
Nebraska offers a preview of what providers, insurers and residents around the country may face as other states move to implement their own Medicaid work requirements.
Employer groups say greater clarity into hospitals, insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers is having a positive impact.
Once Congress finishes off homeland security funding, Republicans may seek deeper cuts to healthcare programs.
By: Michael Mcauliff
State legislatures and regulatory agencies are tackling prior authorizations, providers networks, delayed payments and other key issues.
Republicans are talking a lot about rising hospital prices all of a sudden, and they aren't alone.
