Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, there were 27.5 million Americans without health insurance, an unacceptable number that was exacerbated as the pandemic reached its peak. Determined to ensure that low- and middle-income
Key technological advancements are driving efficiencies for state-based exchanges MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – October 4, 2022 – In the lead up to open enrollment for plan year 2023, public sector healthcare IT
The COVID-19 pandemic forced the United States to cope with a health insurance crisis it didn’t anticipate. Congress and the Biden administration responded by enacting policies to expand access to
GetInsured Nationwide Survey examines Americans’ ongoing struggle with medical costs and debt MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – May 17, 2022 – Public sector healthcare IT leader GetInsured today announced the purchase and
“The Public Health Emergency has taught us about how siloed our systems are,” Korbulic said. There is an opportunity for states “to find synchronicity and to find common areas of
ON THE RECORD "We are pleased to hear the national Public Health Emergency has been extended for another 90 days. Now is the time for state agencies to ensure adequate
Life is slowly approaching normal around much of the nation although some states, including New Hampshire, are experiencing slight upticks in COVID-19 cases over recent weeks. The spike of new cases has
Nevadans have good reason to cheer: COVID cases and hospitalizations are declining in the state, leading Gov. Sisolak to rescind the mask mandate. But with this good news comes a dose of
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, it is important to recognize a defining moment in the history of women’s health care in America – the passage of the Affordable Care
The COVID-19 pandemic led to sweeping healthcare policy changes that enable vulnerable Americans to receive affordable health coverage and access essential safety net benefits. The steep incline in unemployment and fears that millions of people