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With ACA costs on the rise, Trump team promotes more limited catastrophic health insurance plans


Tens of millions of people face sticker shock enrolling in Affordable Care Act insurance for 2026. To save money, the Trump administration wants them to consider less generous coverage. Read More

Millions Face Skyrocketing Health Insurance Costs Unless Congress Extends Subsidies


Health insurance premiums are poised to skyrocket next year, especially if tax credits that made it more affordable expire. Read More

Families on Obamacare brace for higher health care premiums next year


Tax credits made ACA plans affordable for middle-class families. They're set to expire at the end of this year. Read More

Why your health insurance may soon cost a lot more


Millions will be paying substantially more for health insurance next year, according to multiple surveys. Insurers cited tariffs and demand for obesity drugs. Read More

Brace for impact: health insurance costs on the rocks


Aug. 13—As many as 9,000 individuals in Haywood County could see their health insurance costs raise dramatically or their health coverage just disappear next year. Some 5,500 Haywood County residents ... Read More

Health premiums set to rise as 610K Tennesseans face losing tax credit subsidies


About 610,000 Tennesseans could lose premium tax credits that help pay for their health insurance. The head of Ascension is urging Congress to act. Read More


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