Florida and Texas would be hit especially hard, as they have more people enrolled in the marketplace than other states.

Today, insurers are accused of pushing up prices for ... square peg of insurance into the round hole of health-care needs has created a terribly inefficient business. The United States spends ...

Earlier this week, the largest hospital in Alabama announced it was in contract disputes with the largest insurance provider ...

Across the country, whether it’s about skyrocketing financial costs or access to care, there seems to be a wide agreement that health insurance ... price should be. And that's partly why health ...

Some of those anxieties are well-founded: The top cause of bankruptcy in the U.S. is health care-related ... the average health insurance premium for families carried a price tag of $25,572 ...

The fallout from the fatal shooting of United Healthcare ... insurance companies denying coverage for sick or injured children, adults or older adults. The stock values are now paying the price.

This is just one example of the outcomes of health care price regulation ... First, individual market health insurance became unaffordable after the Affordable Care Act (ACA) imposed regulations ...

The Colorado Division of Insurance says 110,000 people could drop off coverage as subsidies decrease and programs meant to ...

Fisher is professor of health policy, medicine, and community and family medicine at the Dartmouth Institute and the Geisel School of Medicine. The murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson ...

One of President Donald Trump's most significant accomplishments in his first 100 days was his February executive order requiring transparency in health care prices. The order, which doubles down ...

Prices in the United States ... paid for the same healthcare service can vary significantly depending on the payer as well as the coverage, ranging from private insurance, government programs ...

Today, insurers are accused of pushing up prices for ... square peg of insurance into the round hole of health-care needs has created a terribly inefficient business. The United States spends ...