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Green Mountain Care Board approves health insurance rate increases for 2026
The Green Mountain Care Board has released its approved health insurance rates for 2026, following a year of increased financial pressure on providers, patients and insurance companies. The board ... Read More
GMCB approves reduced health insurance rate increases
Blue Cross Blue Shield had requested increases of as much as 23.5%, but the Green Mountain Care Board said that it had kept rate hikes for Vermonters in the single digits for the coming year. Read More
Health insurance rate hikes approved in NY. See how much more you could pay
Health insurance rate increases in New York for 2026 have been approved for health plans selling coverage through the New York state-run Affordable Care Act marketplace. The health insurance rates for ... Read More
State Health Plan board OKs 2026 premium hikes
About 300,000 state government employees now know how much their 2026 health insurance premiums will be as members of the State Health Plan. The plan's Board of Trustees approved Friday tier-based ... Read More
New Yorkers could see health insurance rise up to 13% next year. Why costs are rising
Health insurance rate increases in New York for 2026 have been approved for health plans selling coverage through the New York state-run Affordable Care Act marketplace. The health insurance rates for ... Read More
Green Mountain Care Board approves health insurance rate increases for 2026
The board ultimately decided to push back against requests from insurance companies that would have seen rates increase significantly, opting instead to approve smaller increases. 22,504 people played ... Read More
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