Florida Blue is working with Lyft to provide transportation to get its members to their doctor’s visits.
Representative Val Demings Releases New Drug Price Report
Representative Val Demings released a new report on diabetes medication prices in Florida’s 10th District.
Welcome to Orlando President Trump, a City Stronger Because of its Diversity
by Congresswoman Val Demings Airforce One will descend on Orlando Friday afternoon, with President Donald Trump’s first visit to the City Beautiful in an official capacity. While it may be protocol to invite a member of Congress to meet you at the airport, or attend your event in their district, I received no such invitation to […]
District Court Judge Deals Blow to Obamacare Cost-Sharing Subsidy Program
U.S. District Court Judge Rosemary M. Collyer ruled this week the Obama Administration has been improperly funding a key subsidy program of the Affordable Care Act. While the ruling is widely considered a huge victory for the House GOP, the program will be allowed to continue pending appeal. After the ruling, small business owners connected […]
Supreme Court: Obamacare Lives
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court saved the controversial health care law that will form part of President Barack Obama’s legacy for generations to come.
Dear God, Immigrants Are Eating Our Lunch
Immigrants and their U.S.-born children are benefiting disproportionately from Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, compared to natives, a new analysis of government data shows.
Orlando Kicks Off 2015 ObamaCare Enrollment
The City of Orlando is hosting a community open house for residents interested in information about choosing or re-enrolling in the Health Insurance Marketplace, on Friday, November 14, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
White House: Florida losing 64,000 jobs owing to failure to expand Medicaid
Florida will lose out on creating 64,000 jobs and pass up $15 billion in federal spending during 2014-2017, because of its failure to expand Medicaid, according to a just released report by The White House.
Judging Obamacare: Much Too Early To Say
The six-month open enrollment period, during which consumers sign up for health plans under the Affordable Care Act, is supposed to end today. And while it is way too early to past judgement on law, perhaps a determination of its success or failure might just depend on the state in which you live.
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