Democratic governors oppose Trump-era CMS rule limiting state control over ACA health insurance marketplaces, citing disruption to enrollment, eligibility, and essential benefits coverage.

North Dakota's House passes Senate Bill 2160 to shift state employee health insurance to an ACA-compliant plan, aiming to improve benefits flexibility and manage rising healthcare costs without increasing employee premiums.

The Trump administration's new rule aims to reduce fraud and improper payments on Obamacare exchanges, potentially saving $150 billion and lowering premiums by over 5%.

Alabama's House Bill 477, if passed, could change health insurance landscape for farmers by allowing ALFA to offer specialized plans, albeit with significant consumer protection concerns.

A case involving UnitedHealth Group and allegations of improper Medicare reimbursements highlights compliance and regulatory challenges in U.S. health insurance.

Oregon's Bendable Therapy partners with Enthea Insurance to offer the first private coverage for psilocybin services, reducing costs and expanding access to psychedelic therapy.

The Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace showcases strong enrollment figures and financial assistance strides for the 2025 plan year, emphasizing continuous improvements in health care accessibility and affordability in Oregon.

A New Jersey bill aims to expedite access to essential medications for serious mental illnesses by requiring insurers to remove prior authorization and step therapy.

Colorado officials warn that proposed Medicaid cuts could lead to massive healthcare disruptions, affecting thousands of lives and the state’s economy.

Governors from five U.S. states have challenged a new CMS rule that could alter health insurance marketplace regulations, emphasizing potential risks to coverage and state authority.