New Affordable Care Act regulations may reduce health insurance coverage for 14,000 Illinois residents, impacting Medicaid access and insurance market dynamics.

Connecticut's Office of Health Strategy allocates most of its budget to out-of-state healthcare consultants, funding through the Insurance Fund. Legislative scrutiny rises over cost and oversight efficacy.

New Medicaid work requirements nationwide threaten coverage losses; states like New Jersey face administrative challenges to minimize impact and ensure compliance.

The New Jersey Supreme Court upheld the state's charity care law requiring hospitals to treat indigent patients despite major declines in state funding. Hospitals face financial challenges amid Medicaid cuts and ACA-driven coverage changes.

Colorado's individual health insurance premiums are expected to rise sharply in 2025, with an average increase of up to 30% in some areas due to expiration of premium tax credits and regulatory factors affecting affordability in the insurance market.

California lawmakers propose regulations on insurance companies using outdated aerial drone images for property assessments amid homeowner concerns over surprise policy cancellations and privacy issues.

New North Carolina law extends inexperienced driver surcharge to mid-20s and raises minimum auto insurance coverage limits, influencing premiums statewide.

Review of key insurance legislative actions during Texas' 89th Legislature focusing on property and casualty insurance challenges, regulatory proposals, and new laws addressing market concerns.

Middletown faces scrutiny over unclear public spending and infrastructure planning, while Rhode Island Medicare Advantage plans drop key hospitals from network, impacting patient costs and care continuity.

In 2024, US health insurance premiums rose 6% for individuals and 7% for families, with significant state-by-state cost disparities affecting affordability and market dynamics.