The Asclepius Initiative’s April 2026 newsletter examines rising health insurance costs for workers and what those costs mean for people with employer-sponsored coverage. New analysis
The Asclepius Initiative’s March 2026 newsletter focuses on recent policy proposals and new data that raise questions about the cost of health care coverage and
The Asclepius Initiative’s February 2026 newsletter examines how rising health care costs are shaping the national conversation ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, and why
The Asclepius Initiative’s January 2026 newsletter focuses on what the new year means for health care coverage, and why affordability and stability remain out of
The Asclepius Initiative’s December 2025 newsletter looks at why rising health care costs and policy uncertainty are putting more Kentuckians at risk as we head
The debate over health care has once again taken center stage in Washington as the government shutdown continues, leaving millions uncertain about what comes next
The Asclepius Initiative’s October 2025 newsletter takes a closer look at how rising health care costs are affecting Kentuckians and what that means for the
Health care in Kentucky is in crisis… not because people don’t have insurance, but because even with coverage, too many still can’t get the care
Kentucky continues to rank near the bottom in national health system performance, coming in at 37th out of 51 in The Commonwealth Fund’s latest scorecard
On July 4th, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” became law, cutting $1.3 billion in Medicaid funding and threatening the closure of up to 35