Health Insurance Premiums Could Rise More Than 80% Next Year

The imminent expiration of COVID-era health care subsidies could see the insurance premium costs soar for millions of Americans. Read More

Expect health insurance prices to rise next year, brokers and experts say

Pricey prescriptions and nagging medical costs are swamping some insurers and employers now. Patients may start paying for it next year. Health insurance will grow more expensive in many corners of ... Read More

CVS Health grows revenue 8.4% as Aetna streamlines amid rising healthcare costs

While competitors continue to struggle with spiraling healthcare costs, Aetna and CVS are celebrating an 8.4% increase in second-quarter revenues. The insurer is achieving this through nimble ... Read More

Why your health insurance copays, deductibles and premiums will probably surge next year

Some 59% of employers intend to make cost-cutting changes to their health insurance plans next year, up from 44% in 2024, Mercer found. These measures generally involve requiring employees to pay more ... Read More

Centene posts big loss in second quarter amid federal health care cuts

ST. LOUIS — Health insurance Centene Corp. announced losses during its most recent quarter, citing rising Medicaid costs and a change in membership. It's a sharp contrast to the $13.3 billion profit ... Read More

Why Young Americans Dread Turning 26: Health Insurance Chaos

Young adults without jobs that provide insurance find that their options are limited and expensive. The problem is about to get worse. Credit... Supported by By Elisabeth Rosenthal and Hannah Norman ... Read More

Availability of private marketplace health insurance key to economic success | Opinion

Floridians at risk of losing access, becoming uninsured if Congress fails to extend enhanced premium support, which expires at the end of this year ... Read More

Health insurance prices are likely to rise next year, experts say

Pricey prescriptions and nagging medical costs are swamping some insurers and employers now. Patients may start paying for it next year. Health insurance will grow more expensive in many corners of ... Read More