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Health Insurers Are Left Behind as Shutdown Fight Winds Down
Insurance and hospital stocks were the worst performers in the S&P 500 on Monday. Centene, the largest plan provider on the health insurance marketplaces, was down 8.2%. Oscar Health, a smaller ... Read More
Health insurers down as Trump calls for a major overhaul in Obamacare
Centene (CNC) stock, Oscar Health (OSCR) stock and other health insurer stocks fall as President Trump calls for a major overhaul in Obamacare. Read more here. Read More
Insurers Slide As Congress Postpones Decision On Health Subsidies, Delays Obamacare Subsidy Vote To December
Health insurer stocks fell after the Senate ended the shutdown without extending ACA subsidies, delaying the decision to December and raising premium concerns. Read More
The shutdown is about to end. Will millions lose their health insurance?
The shutdown could end without a guarantee to extend COVID-19 pandemic-era subsidies that made some health plans less expensive for millions of Americans. Read More
Insurers Spend Big to Save Obamacare Subsidies at Center of Shutdown Fight
(Bloomberg) -- Ominous images of anxious adults and children began flashing on streaming services and social media more than a week before Senate Democrats forced a government shutdown over their ... Read More
Major health insurers scaling back Medicare Advantage offerings in 2026
Leading health insurers announced Wednesday that they will scale back their Medicare Advantage offerings next year as the health insurance industry braces for decreases in government reimbursement. Read More
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