A federal judge blocks key ACA regulatory changes that could affect 1.8 million Americans' health insurance, pausing new income verification and premium rules. Legal challenges continue.

Iowa insurance market braces for premium hikes as COVID-era ACA enhanced premium tax credits are set to expire in 2025, driving coverage affordability concerns and regulatory actions.

Around 100 Virginia Beach school employees are suing over a 110% increase in health insurance premiums, citing undisclosed hikes before plan enrollment. The school board plans to address this issue amid rising healthcare costs for staff and retirees.

A federal judge blocks major Trump-era ACA provisions that could lead to 1.8 million losing coverage, citing regulatory overreach and increased health costs.

Aspirus facilities in Minnesota may fall out-of-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield if contract talks fail, reflecting industry reimbursement and inflation challenges. Learn key impacts for 2026.

Wisconsin DHS investigates travel-related measles exposure with nine confirmed cases, urging vaccination verification through immunization registries and health departments.

North Carolina employers are shifting toward transparent pharmacy benefit managers to address rising drug costs and compliance risks. Learn how alternative PBMs impact insurance affordability and market dynamics.

New Hampshire's House Bill 507 shortens mental health provider credentialing to 30 days for private insurers, aiming to reduce care delays. Challenges in enforcement and insurer compliance remain.

The AMA's new Mental Health Parity Index reveals gaps in insurance coverage and payment for mental health services, promoting transparency and policy action to improve parity compliance.

Northern Light Health may end its contract with Anthem if reimbursement rates do not increase to match inflationary costs, impacting healthcare access in Maine. Ongoing negotiations focus on sustainable payment models between provider and insurer.