Impact of Enhanced Premium Tax Credits Expiration on ACA Marketplace Premiums
Explore how the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits could significantly increase ACA Marketplace premiums and affect enrollees' out-of-pocket costs in 2026.
Explore how the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits could significantly increase ACA Marketplace premiums and affect enrollees' out-of-pocket costs in 2026.
The US Congress is locked in a funding bill impasse over health care subsidies and security funding, risking a government shutdown before September 30.
California's AB 144, signed into law, updates health insurance vaccine coverage policies aligning with federal immunization guidelines, enhancing access and regulatory compliance.
Democrats' latest Continuing Resolution proposal to prevent a government shutdown could increase federal costs by $1.4 trillion, reversing healthcare reforms and extending Obamacare subsidies, raising critical budget and insurance marketplace implications.
Michigan lawmakers debate extension of enhanced ACA insurance premium subsidies as they negotiate government funding, with millions at risk of premium increases if subsidies expire.
MaineHealth's Trellis Health introduces a membership-based primary care system aiming to enhance access, reduce specialist visits, and improve provider work-life balance through direct payment models. This innovative approach may influence broader primary care payment reforms.
Michigan Democrats use government funding deadline to push for permanent extension of ACA insurance subsidies to avoid premium spikes.
The Protecting Free Vaccines Act mandates free vaccine coverage across private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare to ensure no-cost vaccines recommended by ACIP remain accessible to insured Americans.
Florida's regulatory changes to vaccine mandates raise insurance coverage concerns. AHIP confirms continued vaccine payment adherence to ACIP guidelines amid state policy shifts.
Senate Democrats propose restoring Medicaid funding and extending ACA subsidies to prevent a government shutdown as Congress faces a critical October 1 funding deadline. Explore implications for U.S. health insurance and federal budget policy.