A new Milliman report challenges claims that Michigan's 2019 auto no-fault law lowered insurance rates and reduced uninsured drivers, showing increased premiums and coverage gaps.

Congress faces a deadline to extend ACA subsidies that prevent premium hikes for millions, but partisan divisions create uncertainty amid a critical midterm election year.

CMS’s 2026 OPPS final rule updates outpatient payment policies, adjusts 340B drug recoupment, extends site-neutral payment models, expands ASC services, and enhances hospital price transparency requirements effective January 2026.

Republican proposals to expand Health Savings Account eligibility for ACA enrollees face legal limits and premium cost challenges amid expiring subsidies.

CMS proposes extensive 2027 changes to Medicare Advantage and Part D, including Star Ratings overhaul and $14B spending increase. Insurers should assess impacts on quality bonuses and compliance.

Senate Democrats advance a clean three-year extension of enhanced ACA tax credits to prevent health insurance premium hikes, spotlighting the ongoing legislative healthcare debate in the U.S.

A Georgia homeowner's struggle with a fraudulent fire damage claim exposes gaps in insurance claim verification and the impact of inaccurate records in the C.L.U.E. database on premiums.

GAO report reveals systemic fraud in ACA marketplace subsidies, causing billions in improper payments and driving up healthcare costs. Policy reforms seek to improve program integrity and reduce premiums.

U.S. Tax Court decision clarifies tax implications of whole life insurance policy loans and surrenders, highlighting key IRS compliance issues for insurers and policyholders.

The Senate faces key decisions on extending Affordable Care Act tax credits with bipartisan negotiations ongoing amid rising premiums. GOP and Democrats explore health savings accounts and association health coverage proposals to manage costs.