Open enrollment for private health insurance begins Nov. 1
The open enrollment period for consumers to sign up for health insurance through federal or state-run exchanges is now underway, but consumer advocates say there are some potential hurdles that didn’t exist before.
Many issues reshaping the national health insurance landscape
The uncertainty over the future of health care and health insurance has been looming over both industries for some time now.
Health insurance enrollment for 2018 could be a mixed bag
Over the past several years, the various mechanisms put in place by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act helped to ensure millions of Americans signed up for individual health insurance.
More changes for health insurance laws in the near future?
The nation’s health care laws have been through some serious ups and downs over the past several years to say the least.
Health insurance premiums continue to rise in many states
Across the U.S., many states have been announcing the expected changes to health insurance premiums for 2018 enrollment, and for the most part, those costs are on the rise.
U.S. keeps making health insurance gains, but changes loom
The national laws pertaining to health care and health insurance have been a massive topic of conversation for years at this point, but one fact is undeniable: Millions more people have coverage now than they did just a few years ago.
Basic health insurance mistakes can lead to huge costs
Millions of Americans have health insurance coverage of some kind and put it to good use over the course of each year.
Despite concerns, Americans feel good about their health care
Health care has been in the national headlines for some time, and there’s plenty of reasons for consumers and experts alike to be a little uncertain about where the industry is headed in the months and years ahead.
Employers still onboard with health benefits despite concerns
While the uncertainty seen in the health care industry over the past several months is certainly pervasive, and not just for companies in that field.
Despite concerns, Minnesota sees few health insurance cost increases
Late summer is the time of year when many states begin releasing details about what consumers can expect to pay for their health insurance for the coming year.