Tag: Health Insurance

New Hampshire Bills Propose AI Audit Limits and Telehealth Reimbursement Parity

New Hampshire considers bills imposing AI audit restrictions on health insurers and establishing telehealth reimbursement parity, with penalties for noncompliance.

NYHIPA Faces Uncertainty as New York Considers Comprehensive Health Data Privacy Law

NYHIPA, a comprehensive New York health data privacy law, awaits Governor's decision. Businesses face broad compliance and enforcement obligations beyond HIPAA. Understand key regulatory impacts.

Philip Rivers' NFL Return Extends Health Insurance Benefits for Family

Philip Rivers' return to the NFL extends his family's post-retirement NFL health insurance coverage under the NFLPA agreement, highlighting important player benefits continuity.

House GOP Moderates Challenge Leadership on ACA Subsidy Extensions as Deadline Looms

House GOP moderates diverge from leadership on extending ACA premium subsidies amid looming expiration, risking coverage loss for millions and impacting the U.S. health insurance market.

ACA Premium Tax Credit Expiration Raises Costs for 275,000 Wisconsinites in 2024

The expiration of ACA Enhanced Premium Tax Credits will cause health insurance premiums to double for 275,000 Wisconsinites starting January 2024. Senate Republicans blocked extensions, impacting affordability for small businesses and families.

U.S. Pediatric Uninsured Rates Rise, Impacting Child Cancer Outcomes

In 2024, over four million U.S. children were uninsured, the highest rate in a decade, worsening pediatric cancer diagnosis delays and mortality. Fragmented insurance and Medicaid enrollment gaps drive coverage loss.

Evolving Affordability Challenges Impacting U.S. Economic and Regulatory Landscape

This article analyzes the shifting nature of affordability in the U.S., highlighting rising consumer costs, regulatory developments, and the implications for economic policy and household financial health.

Pennsylvania Faces Significant Premium Hikes in Obamacare Marketplace Without Federal Subsidies

Pennsylvania's Obamacare marketplace premiums may nearly double in 2026 if federal tax credits expire, impacting thousands of enrollees and market stability.

Connecticut Plans $5.2M Emergency Funding for Homelessness Amid Federal Cuts

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont proposes $5.2 million from Emergency State Response Reserve to support homelessness prevention amid federal HUD funding pause, also addressing health insurance tax credit losses in the state.

Pennsylvania Obamacare Marketplace Faces Year-End Premium Surge Amid Federal Subsidy Uncertainty

Pennsylvania's Obamacare marketplace enrollees face potential premium doubling in 2026 as federal tax credits expire amid legislative deadlock, leading to significant coverage disruptions and enrollment declines.