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.

A majority of U.S. adults report satisfaction with health insurance coverage, though 25% have faced denials or delays, according to a new NBC News poll.

Congressional debate over ACA subsidy extensions during open enrollment introduces market uncertainty and rising costs for health insurance consumers and marketplaces.

ACA premium subsidies set to expire soon threaten to double costs for millions and cause coverage losses unless Congress acts by Dec 15 enrollment deadline.

The expiration of ACA premium tax credits in 2026 is set to significantly increase health insurance costs for millions, impacting coverage decisions and healthcare market stability.

California ACA health insurance premiums are expected to nearly double in 2024 as COVID-era subsidies expire. Congressional efforts to extend credits stall amid bipartisan disputes, heightening market uncertainty and affordability challenges.

Connecticut commits $70 million in emergency funds to offset the loss of ACA premium subsidies, stabilizing health insurance costs amid failed federal extensions.

Rice University research shows employer health insurance premiums have increased 342% since 1999, driven by rising hospital prices and consolidation, without quality improvements.

Extensive fraud and improper enrollment in ACA exchanges result from COVID-era subsidy expansions and lax oversight, costing billions in federal funds. Legislative reforms seek to improve eligibility verification and restore integrity.

With federal ACA subsidy extensions under debate, states implement protective measures to stabilize health insurance premiums and coverage.