SCAN Group launches a multi-media campaign exposing systemic problems in Medicare Advantage insurance, focusing on coverage gaps, patient access issues, and the impact on healthcare costs during Medicare enrollment.
Pennsylvania Insurance Department launches education tour ahead of 19% average premium hikes in the individual health insurance market for 2026, addressing rising healthcare costs and the expiration of Enhanced Premium Tax Credits.
ACA insurance premiums are set to increase by a median 18% in 2026 due to rising healthcare costs and legislative changes, with potential coverage losses and affordability challenges ahead.
Health insurance premiums in the US are rising rapidly due to increased healthcare costs and policy changes, impacting affordability and coverage stability.
Health insurance premiums are set to increase significantly in 2026 due to growing medical claims, costly new therapies, and reduced government support in the individual marketplace. Employer plans may also shift more costs to employees.
Medicare Advantage plans face a 29-point drop in member satisfaction driven by rising medical costs and digital engagement challenges, reports J.D. Power. Rising expenses and regulatory scrutiny pressure insurers to improve service and transparency.
The Congressional Budget Office warns the new tax and spending law may trigger nearly $500 billion in Medicare cuts over 10 years via S-PAYGO sequestration, impacting providers, rural hospitals, and Medicare Advantage plans.
U.S. health insurance premiums are projected to rise sharply in 2026, outpacing general inflation and driving higher out-of-pocket costs amid waning tax credits. Employer-based coverage and ACA marketplace premiums will pose significant affordability challenges.
Increasing specialty drug costs lead to greater use of alternative funding programs in employer health plans, raising access and cost concerns amid rising drug prices.
Maine faces proposed health insurance rate increases up to 32% in 2026 driven by rising drug costs, limited competition, Medicaid changes, and expiring premium tax credits.
