Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance Premiums to Rise 6-7% in 2025
Employer health insurance premiums are projected to increase 6-7% in 2025, the largest rise in 15 years, with employers adjusting plans to balance costs and options for employees.
Employer health insurance premiums are projected to increase 6-7% in 2025, the largest rise in 15 years, with employers adjusting plans to balance costs and options for employees.
AM Best lowers U.S. health insurance outlook to negative amid rising medical costs, higher claims, and profitability pressures on government health plans in 2025.
Pan-American Life Insurance Group appoints David J. Turner Jr. to its Board of Directors, enhancing governance and strategic leadership in the life and health insurance market in the Americas.
New York approves 2026 health insurance premium increases averaging 7.1% for individuals and 13% for small groups, driven by rising medical costs but below insurer requests.
ACA health insurance premiums are set to rise sharply in 2026 as enhanced premium subsidies expire, with insurers citing medical inflation and drug costs. Congressional action is uncertain amid strong public support for subsidy extension.
4.7 million Floridians rely on the federal health insurance marketplace and enhanced premium subsidies. Extension of these subsidies is crucial to prevent coverage loss and maintain access to affordable care.
Key Medicare enrollment rules for HR managing employees over 65 with employer health benefits. Guidance on timing, documentation, and regulatory compliance to avoid coverage gaps.
Explore how frequent health insurance churn in the U.S. reduces insurers' incentives to invest in preventive care and chronic disease management, worsening health outcomes and increasing costs.
New York state regulators approved 2026 health insurance rate increases for ACA marketplace plans, with 7.1% hikes for individuals and 13% for small groups, below insurer requests.
Explore the rising trend of U.S. health insurance premiums post-ACA, the shift from traditional indemnity insurance to prepaid healthcare models, and the insurability challenges impacting the industry.