Impact of Potential USPSTF Overhaul on U.S. Preventive Care Guidance
Explore the implications of proposed changes to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and its impact on preventive care guidelines and insurance coverage in the U.S.
New Hampshire Approves Study to Enhance Women’s Health Insurance Coverage
New Hampshire's Executive Council approves a study to improve women's health insurance coverage and enforce Affordable Care Act mandates, addressing postpartum care and insurer accountability.
ACA Marketplaces Face Enrollment and Cost Challenges From New Federal Policies
New federal rules and tax law changes reduce subsidies and tighten enrollment in ACA marketplaces, risking higher premiums and lower enrollment, especially among lawfully present immigrants. States challenge these barriers.
Colorado Health Insurance Premiums Facing Sharp Increases After Tax Credit Expiry
Colorado residents may see health insurance premiums rise up to 196% as expiring tax credits end, impacting affordability and increasing out-of-pocket costs. Regulatory reviews underway.
Significant Health Insurance Premium Increases Expected in Nevada and Colorado for 2026
Nevada and Colorado announce notable health insurance premium hikes for individual and small group markets in 2026, driven by federal tax changes and new state programs like Nevada's Battle Born State Plans.
Employer-Linked Health Insurance: Structural Issues Highlighted by Venus Williams' Return
Explore the structural challenges of employer-sponsored health insurance in the U.S. through Venus Williams' case, highlighting disparities, labor market impacts, and policy implications.
Maine Health Insurers Seek 8-33% Rate Hikes in Merged Market
Maine health insurers have requested rate increases from 8.4% to 32.7% affecting over 115,000 policyholders in the merged individual and small group market. A public forum on Aug 15 will discuss key drivers and regulatory review of these increases.
Chubb ACE Insurance Covers Study Abroad Medical Needs with Supplemental Support
Chubb ACE provides automatic supplemental medical and emergency insurance for students on approved study abroad programs, emphasizing accident and sickness coverage alongside primary health insurance and travel security assistance via International SOS.
OBBBA Caps State-Directed Payments in Medicaid Managed Care, Reshaping Value-Based Payment Programs
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) establishes statutory caps on state-directed payments in Medicaid managed care, centralizing federal control and impacting value-based payment reforms. CMS expected to issue guidance on implementation.
Regulatory Changes Reshape Compliance and Operations in U.S. Insurance Market
Explore key regulatory changes impacting compliance and operations within the U.S. insurance market, highlighting insurer and provider adaptations for enhanced regulatory adherence.