Victoria Knight is a Health Care Policy Reporter at various esteemed publications. She focuses on Healthcare Administration, Public Health, and Consumer Health, providing insightful coverage on pressing health news and policies. Victoria's work has been featured in RealClearHealth, Axios, NewsBreak, and several other notable outlets.
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By: Victoria Knight, Andrew Harrer
The idea that Affordable Care Act marketplaces are riddled with fraud has become a major talking point among Republicans, as lawmakers in Congress argue about whether to extend the enhanced tax credits that are helping offset the cost of health care marketplace coverage for low- and middle-income people. Those ACA subsidies expire at the end of the year and have become a flash point in the government funding showdown.
By: Victoria Knight
The idea that Affordable Care Act marketplaces are riddled with fraud has become a major talking point among Republicans, as lawmakers in Congress
stories by Victoria Knight, Kaiser Health News
By: Victoria Knight, Andrew Harrer
KFF Health News senior correspondent Julie Appleby contributed to this report.
By: Victoria Knight
The idea that Affordable Care Act marketplaces are riddled with fraud has become a major talking point among Republicans, as lawmakers in Congress argue about whether to extend the enhanced tax credits that are helping offset the cost of health care marketplace coverage for low- and middle-income pe...
Enhanced Affordable Care Act marketplace subsidies have emerged as a flash point in the congressional standoff over the federal government shutdown.
An AI tool used to help residency program directors evaluate candidates incorrectly reported grades for some medical students, sparking concerns over the use of AI in high-stakes decisions.
A political science professor explains how healthcare lobbyists influence policy, block reforms, and drive up costs for patients nationwide.
The House Ways and Means Committee is planning to markup health bills among the legislation the panel is considering Thursday, according to three people familiar with the plans. Two people also said the panel axed consideration of a bill that would have increased scrutiny of nonprofit hospitals.
