UK lines up new AI money for health, biosecurity and safety ahead of Budget
The U.K. announced £165 million for AI biosecurity, more for its AI Security Institute and new health care AI funding ahead of the Budget.
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Senate Finance Democrats ask for input on a home care guarantee
Sen. Ron Wyden wants feedback on an affordable home care guarantee and long-term care reform, with comments due Dec. 18.
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Social Security and SSI checks rise 3.6% for 2027
Social Security and SSI payments rise 3.6% for 2027, reaching nearly 72 million beneficiaries and about 7.3 million SSI recipients.
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FCC rule dropping ASCII requirement for TTY relay takes effect
An FCC rule that drops the ASCII format requirement for TTY-based relay services took effect Oct. 13.
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CMS spells out how states must report direct care worker pay
New CMS guidance tells states how to report the share of Medicaid home care payments that goes to direct care worker pay.
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KFF: nearly 650,000 people wait for Medicaid home care
KFF counts about 650,000 people on Medicaid home care waiting lists in 2026, up about 7%, most of them people with I/DD.
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UK backs new technology to help more disabled people into work
A £60 million U.K. fund seeks AI job matching, prosthetics and digital therapies to help disabled people get into work.