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Expect some surprises when Open Enrollment for health care coverage through the ACA Marketplaces begins. Premiums are going up and the enhanced premium tax credits that help Americans afford health ...

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 8 percent of Americans did not have health insurance as of early 2024. A 2024 West Health-Gallup poll found that 37 percent ...

January 15 is the final deadline to enroll in an ACA Marketplace plan for 2026. Many small business owners, older adults, and self-employed individuals find themselves in a difficult moment, as ...

Most Americans think the federal government should make sure they have healthcare coverage, a recent poll shows. Two-thirds of adults told the Pew Research Center, which surveyed more than 10,000 ...

Thinking about Medigap? These 15 key facts explain how it works, what it covers, major limits, and coverage restrictions ...

For decades, the health care debate was focused primarily on coverage and the uninsured. The vast majority of Americans now have or have access to health care coverage, either privately or publicly.

New government projections chart a rise in the nation’s uninsured rate as policies that swelled healthcare coverage during the coronavirus pandemic expire. The CBO publishes a report each year ...

THE CARE THAT THEY NEED. THOUSANDS OF DACA RECIPIENTS WILL SOON BE ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL HEALTH CARE COVERAGE UNDER A NEW BIDEN ADMINISTRATION RULE. FOR MANY, LIKE JOSE JERONIMO, THIS WILL BE THE FIRST ...

* Health care in America has evolved in some ways, but in others, it continues to be a complex and arduous process for employees and employers alike. * The Affordable Care Act, or ACA, made it a legal ...

Rate hikes paired with the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits will increase out-of-pocket costs for NC residents.

The White House and congressional Republicans have targeted Medicaid—the health-insurance program relied upon by more than 50 million of America’s low-income and other vulnerable citizens—for ...