Healthcare Professionals Rally Against OBBBA in Colorado
Join the healthcare professionals in Colorado on March 28 to rally against OBBBA, which threatens health insurance access and costs. Get involved!
New Jersey Governor's Budget Proposal to Impact Medicaid Coverage
Discover how Governor Sherrill's budget proposal will affect New Jersey businesses with Medicaid changes, fees, and the future of employer health plans.
Kentucky House Bill 2: Major Reforms to Medicaid System
Kentucky's House Bill 2 reform proposes significant Medicaid changes, impacting over 1.3 million residents. Explore its implications for health services and costs.
New York Auto Insurance Reform to Save MTA $48 Million Annually
Discover Governor Hochul's proposed auto insurance reforms aiming to save $48 million for MTA, improve transit services, and reduce costs for taxpayers.
Senators Urge FEMA to Reevaluate Flood Insurance Pricing Model
Discover the impact of Risk Rating 2.0 on flood insurance premiums and its implications for policyholders, aimed at maintaining NFIP integrity.
Bipartisan Effort to Extend ACA Tax Subsidies: What It Means for Insurance
Explore the bipartisan initiative led by Senator Collins to extend ACA tax subsidies and its implications for health insurance premiums and regulation.
Implications of Tax Credit Expiration on ACA and Health Insurance Premiums
As premium tax credits under the ACA face expiration, the impact on health insurance costs for millions raises crucial industry questions. Act now!
Rep. Mike Flood on Bipartisan Efforts in Housing, ACA Tax Credits, and Shutdown Prevention
Rep. Mike Flood outlines bipartisan housing reforms, ACA tax credit extensions with fraud controls, and aims to avoid another government shutdown in 2026.
End of COVID-Enhanced ACA Tax Credits Raises Insurance Costs in 2026
The expiration of COVID-era ACA enhanced tax credits will cause significant health insurance premium increases in 2026, leading many to downgrade plans or forego coverage.
Senate Blocks ACA Subsidy Bills; Premiums Expected to Rise 114% in 2026
Senate fails to pass bills extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, risking a 114% average premium increase for 22 million Americans in 2026. Legislative deadlock leaves market uncertainty.