The White House on Saturday released a study estimating that 8.2 to 9.2 million more Americans could be without health ...

But how does a recession affect the average person – including ... that the bulk of the U.S. population had employment-based health insurance in 2020. When the recession hit, 7.7 million ...

Medicare is federal health insurance for anyone age 65 and older ... told Newsweek: "The main impact of a recession will be reduced revenues for the Medicare program. The Medicare trust fund ...

A recession's biggest potential impact on Medicare Arguably the biggest potential impact on Medicare from a recession is that it could accelerate how quickly the Medicare Hospital Insurance Trust ...

Here are five ways a recession could impact Social ... individuals' health worsens during recessions with more people becoming eligible for Social Security disability insurance, and more people ...

But new regulations, record inflation and a possible recession make the outlook ... court decisions that have immediate impact on employer-sponsored health insurance include the Dobbs decision ...

While there are no guarantees that a recession will be announced in 2025, it’s crucial that you do your best to organize your finances for the worst-case scenario. Below are ways you can prepare for a ...

While there’s little doubt the Medicaid benefits loss – what health care industry nerds call “disenrollment” and “redeterminations” – will negatively impact health insurance company ...

As is often the case, a recession doesn't affect everyone in the ... ability to access key services like health care, with many losing their health insurance with their job. Retail, leisure ...