The Connecticut Insurance Department's approved rate adjustments for health insurance in 2027 aim to balance affordability and market stability for residents and small businesses.

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Connecticut insurers propose significant rate increases for 2027, revealing healthcare challenges and impacting both individual and small group markets.

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Connecticut's Access Health CT website and call center experience delays due to heavy traffic on the final day to enroll in health insurance coverage effective January 1. Applicants are advised to retry later or call to secure enrollment.

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Connecticut commits $70 million in emergency funds to offset the loss of ACA premium subsidies, stabilizing health insurance costs amid failed federal extensions.

Congress faces a critical deadline to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, risking premium increases for 28,000 in Connecticut. Explore the impact on health insurance coverage and market dynamics.

Connecticut Insurance Department approves nearly 17% average health insurance premium increases for 2025 individual plans, citing rising healthcare and prescription drug costs impacting consumers and small businesses.