Legislative decisions linked to increased health insurance premiums in Arizona, with projections showing up to a 55% rise and potential healthcare coverage losses.

Conservative leaders urge letting ACA COVID-era subsidies expire as government funding negotiations continue, highlighting impacts on insurance premiums and policy stability.

California's AB 594 targets rising student health insurance costs with new consumer protections starting July 2026, amid federal funding cuts. Learn about its market impact and regulatory implications.

California's AB 144, signed into law, updates health insurance vaccine coverage policies aligning with federal immunization guidelines, enhancing access and regulatory compliance.

The Protecting Free Vaccines Act mandates free vaccine coverage across private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare to ensure no-cost vaccines recommended by ACIP remain accessible to insured Americans.

Ohio lawmakers introduce the FAMILY Act to improve health insurance coverage for families and small businesses, aiming to reduce barriers and healthcare costs.

Millions of small business owners and middle-income workers could lose ACA health insurance tax credits at year-end, impacting access to affordable coverage.

Congressman Schweikert introduces H.R.3467 to auto-enroll seniors in Medicare Advantage with a three-year lock-in, raising questions on beneficiary rights and plan flexibility.

Explore how Medicare's 190-day inpatient psychiatric limit affects mental health care access and ongoing legislative efforts to eliminate this cap for improved treatment equity.

KFF’s July 2025 poll highlights deep partisan divides in public opinion on the new U.S. tax and budget bill impacting Medicaid and ACA health programs, revealing varied perceptions among insurance stakeholders and social media effects.