Healthcare policy and insurance coverage issues, including Medicaid cuts and ACA subsidy expirations, are central to the 2026 U.S. midterm elections amid regulatory challenges at CDC and HHS.

Colorado enacts $100 million state funding to limit premium hikes after ACA enhanced tax credits expire, emphasizing reinsurance and federal subsidy roles.

Florida risks a major health insurance crisis as ACA premium tax credits expire in 2025, threatening coverage for millions and increasing premiums significantly, especially in Miami-Dade.

House Resolution 1 enacts major Medicare and Medicaid reforms, affecting millions of Americans including immigrants and low-income families, with implications for insurance markets and healthcare providers.

ACA Marketplace tax credits used by 4.7 million small business owners and self-employed workers are set to expire by year-end, risking loss of health coverage for many working Americans.

Analysis shows Trump-era policies and tax credit expirations will significantly raise ACA marketplace premiums, disproportionately impacting rural residents in 32 states.

A federal judge temporarily pauses ACA marketplace changes impacting major insurers like UnitedHealth, offering relief amid regulatory shifts. Insights on market and compliance effects.

Health insurance premiums are set to increase significantly in 2026 due to growing medical claims, costly new therapies, and reduced government support in the individual marketplace. Employer plans may also shift more costs to employees.

Minnesota health insurance premiums are expected to increase between 7% and 26% in 2026 due to rising health care costs and the expiration of federal subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.

Millions of small business owners and middle-income workers could lose ACA health insurance tax credits at year-end, impacting access to affordable coverage.