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Time is running out for Minnesotans relying on health insurance support.

Time is running out for Minnesotans relying on health insurance support.

Health Insurance Applications Loom for Minnesotans As the deadline to enroll in health insurance approaches, many Minnesotans are grappling with uncertainty. They have until December 15 to sign up for 2026 health insurance on the public marketplace, which starts in January. However, the exact costs remain unclear until Congress votes on extending health insurance subsidies, […]

Republicans are divided on health care. Here’s what we understand.

Republicans are divided on health care. Here’s what we understand.

There’s quite a bit to discuss, especially since Congress is currently at a standstill over significant issues. In roughly 22 days, a key set of health subsidies will lapse, which could affect the insurance costs and availability for millions. Yet, Congress plans to vacate Washington in about two weeks. Now we’re faced with a flurry […]

The Republican Party’s challenges with health care

The Republican Party's challenges with health care

House Republicans are under pressure to finalize a health care plan before the holiday recess, but there’s still no consensus on its contents. If Congress doesn’t act to extend the Affordable Care Act subsidies expiring at the end of the month, millions of Americans could see their insurance premiums increase significantly. House Speaker Mike Johnson […]

IRS Provides Information on Expanded Health Savings Accounts Due to New Tax Law

IRS Provides Information on Expanded Health Savings Accounts Due to New Tax Law

IRS Update on Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) The IRS has put out new information regarding changes to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). This legislation broadens the eligibility criteria for HSAs and modifies the rules surrounding high-deductible health plans (HDHPs). This guidance outlines recent changes and clarifies […]

Massachusetts is experiencing an increase in the number of people without health insurance.

Massachusetts is experiencing an increase in the number of people without health insurance.

Health Insurance Drop-Offs in Massachusetts Rise Over 10,000 residents in Massachusetts have opted out of their health insurance plans through the Massachusetts Health Connector, primarily due to anticipated increases in premiums as federal subsidies come to an end. As the open enrollment period deadline of December 23 approaches, Audrey Morse Gasteyer, the Executive Director of […]

Sutter Health in Sacramento stops transgender treatments for minors

Sutter Health in Sacramento stops transgender treatments for minors

Sutter Health, a healthcare provider based in Sacramento, has announced that it will stop offering transgender surgeries to minors. This decision, as reported by the San Francisco Standard, will take effect on December 10. One East Bay parent, Julie, expressed her concern regarding her transgender son, who was scheduled to receive puberty-blocking injections on January […]