Since enhanced ACA subsidies began during COVID-19, enrollment has doubled, highlighting the need to continue support amid rising healthcare costs and insurance premium challenges.

Explore how US affordability concerns impact health insurance, regulatory changes, and economic policies shaping the insurance market and consumer costs.

Analysis of the expiration of enhanced ACA subsidies and bipartisan efforts to extend and reform federal health insurance benefits amid rising premiums and market challenges.

Putnam County approves emergency communications tower project and reduces health insurance premium share for new employees, enhancing public safety communications and employee benefits while managing county assets.

As federal premium tax credits expire, nearly 225,000 Coloradans face steep health insurance premium increases in 2026, prompting enrollment support and new state assistance programs.

U.S. Senate set to vote on extending enhanced Obamacare subsidies as GOP senators propose alternatives focusing on tax deductions, PBM transparency, and Health Savings Accounts to address rising healthcare premiums.

New Haven teachers union and school district approach contract resolution focusing on bereavement leave, teacher workloads, and health insurance amid budget constraints and retention concerns.

The Federal Employees Health Benefits Program will see more than 12% premium increases in 2026 following a 13.5% hike in 2025 amid higher costs from aging workforce, prescription drugs, and hospital consolidation, impacting federal employees' coverage choices.

Health care advocates in Virginia Beach call on Congress to protect Affordable Care Act premium tax credits amid rising insurance costs, highlighting the impact on vulnerable populations.

Expiring Affordable Care Act premium tax credits may cause over 1000% increase in ACA health insurance premiums in 2026, impacting millions in the U.S. individual market.