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Over 2.2 million Florida residents risk losing affordable health insurance as federal ACA tax credits are set to expire, potentially doubling their premiums.
Major U.S. health insurers will continue to cover COVID-19 and flu shots with no cost-sharing through 2026, providing stability amid federal policy changes.
The U.S. government is expanding eligibility for high-deductible catastrophic health plans as a potential solution for rising ACA insurance premiums.
A retiree was hit with over $17,000 in medical bills for a pre-approved treatment, highlighting risks for thousands now covered by the same insurer.
Over 750,000 North Carolina state employees face potential health insurance hikes as a contract dispute between Duke Health and Aetna escalates.
New York has approved health insurance premium hikes of 7% for individuals and 13% for small businesses, driven by expiring federal subsidies and high medical costs.
Rhode Island regulators have approved double-digit increases for commercial health insurance premiums, with rates rising up to 21% for nearly 175,000 residents.
