Skip to content
Sonic
AI
Sonic
AI
Home
Discover
Ask Sonic
Projects
Use with Claude or ChatGPT
Show me around
Request source or feature
Dan Gorenstein, Sonic AI
Home
/
Discover
/
Dan Gorenstein
D
Dan Gorenstein
Person
18
Mentions
Episodes
18
Claims
Claims
By Source
Timeline
All
(18)
Business
(0)
Healthcare
(1)
Government
(16)
Tech
(1)
Energy
(0)
Science
(0)
Geopolitics
(0)
In 2020, the U.S. Congress passed the No Surprises Act, a bipartisan bill designed to ban many types of surprise medical bills for patients.
Official source
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
According to a New York Times report, one doctor received a payment of $330,000 for a procedure where the average payment is approximately $2,000.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
New York's Medicaid program chose not to contract with Equifax for income verification, instead selecting a less expensive, local technology company.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
A new federal law will require approximately 20 million Medicaid recipients nationwide to prove they are working, attending school, or volunteering to maintain their health coverage.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
New York's Medicaid program serves over 6 million people and is managed by 1,000 staff across 10 divisions.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
The federal bill H.R. 1 is projected to cut Medicaid spending by nearly $1 trillion.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
The federal government is developing an open-source tool named Emmy to help states collect data and documents from Medicaid members for work requirement verification.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
The federal bill H.R. 1 is projected to cause more than 7 million people to lose their Medicaid coverage.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Non-profit organizations are concerned that states are over-investing in technology for Medicaid changes while under-investing in direct human assistance.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
The new work requirements for Medicaid recipients are scheduled to take effect next January.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
The new federal law (H.R. 1) requires Medicaid recipients to renew their eligibility twice a year, an increase from the previous requirement of once a year.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Nebraska is implementing Medicaid work requirements ahead of the federal schedule.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Some states are considering cutting Medicaid services for families with autistic children to manage budget shortfalls resulting from H.R. 1.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Montana and Arkansas plan to implement Medicaid work requirements in July.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Experts predict that new work requirements and more frequent eligibility checks could cause as many as 1 million people in New York to lose their Medicaid coverage.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
An expert source predicts that many of the 39 states with gubernatorial elections this fall will delay making unpopular Medicaid budget cuts until after the elections.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Medicaid is reportedly sharing state-level data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Homeland Security.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Some states are spending between $10 million and $20 million on new technology systems to manage Medicaid work requirements.
Expert perspective
Dan Gorenstein
May 4
Sign up free to see the full entity analysis
Get started free
Back to Entities
Entity Detail