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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) will release an analysis next week detailing the effects of ending key ObamaCare insurer payments. The CBO announced Friday the score would be released next week. President Trump has threatened to cancel the payments, known as cost-sharing reductions, which reimburse insurers for giving discounted deductibles and copays to low-income people. (Hellmann, 8/11)

A new healthcare must-read will hit everyone's summer list this week. That's when the Congressional Budget Office is set to release a report detailing what could happen to insurance markets if the federal government stops making cost-sharing reduction payments. The payments, part of the Affordable Care Act, reimburse insurers for limiting deductibles and copays to individual customers with incomes of less than $29,700, or 250% of the poverty level. Premiums for the plans those customers buy do not cover the cost of the generous benefits. (Lee, 8/12)