Explore the implications of expiring Obamacare premium tax credits at the end of 2025 and their potential impact on health insurance costs and coverage in the U.S.

Ohio's health care premiums are rising as ACA tax credits expire, affecting over half a million residents during open enrollment. Local providers and patients urge policy action.

The More Affordable Care Act (MACA) introduces reforms to U.S. health insurance, emphasizing consumer control, competition across state lines, and price transparency to address challenges under the Affordable Care Act.

Senator Jon Ossoff urges Senate Republicans to extend ACA premium tax credits before December 15 to prevent significant health insurance premium increases and coverage losses in Georgia.

The Senate debates competing proposals to address expiring ACA premium subsidies as millions face rising health insurance costs in the new year.

Senator Chris Van Hollen advocates for Medicare for All to address rising health insurance costs, improve care access, and reduce U.S. health care spending by $450 billion annually.

Medicare Advantage plans are leaving Vermont next year, affecting 50,000 enrollees who must find alternative coverage by year-end due to federal policy changes.

New study analyzes Medicaid enrollment trends among U.S. nursing home residents, highlighting financial burdens, racial disparities, and implications for Medicaid sustainability in long-term care financing.

Eskenazi Health offers expert financial counseling and support for the 2025-2026 Health Insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment to help consumers navigate coverage options and enrollment deadlines.

Massachusetts experiences a surge in health plan terminations as enhanced ACA tax credits set to expire drive premium increases and enrollment uncertainty.