ACA subsidies will expire at year-end, likely doubling premiums for enrollees. House GOP leadership blocks vote on extension amid internal disagreements. Insurance market faces significant premium hikes.

Review your employer-based health insurance coverage before 2026 to understand changing financial responsibilities like deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums. Learn how timing planned care impacts costs with common benefit year resets.

UnitedHealthcare limits RPM coverage to select conditions in 2026 amid growing Medicare RPM use, signaling shifts toward value-based care and enhanced oversight.

Explore the impact of the ACA premium tax credit expiration and new abortion coverage restrictions on health insurance premiums and market regulation, highlighting state versus federal policy tensions.

Senator Roger Marshall outlines The Marshall Plan to reduce healthcare costs, combat ACA-related fraud, empower patients, and enhance transparency in U.S. healthcare policy.

Explore how flexible, employer-driven health benefits can improve access to weight-loss medications, addressing cost and coverage in the U.S. insurance market.

House Republicans propose a bill to reduce health care premiums by addressing cost drivers without extending ACA subsidies, focusing on transparency and expanded access to health plans.

Loss of Affordable Care Act subsidies is driving higher deductibles and insurance drop-offs in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Nevada. This impacts market dynamics and ACA coverage continuity.

The AMA's 2024 report reveals significant concentration in U.S. commercial and Medicare Advantage health insurance markets, raising concerns over competition and consumer choice.

Kentucky Republicans voted to terminate health insurance tax credits, potentially raising premiums for 100,000 residents and impacting healthcare affordability in the state. The Kentucky Democratic Party responded with criticism highlighting increased financial burdens on families.