Oregon identifies three health insurance companies, a hospital organization, and a clinic due to an unexpected increase in costs.

Regulators in Oregon are alleging that five healthcare providers have raised medical costs without offering satisfactory explanations. In 2021, the state established a 3.4% ceiling on how much hospitals, insurers, and healthcare organizations can increase per capita spending for patient care. This policy, initially approved in 2019 and enhanced in 2021, aims to tackle soaring […]
Americans Face Consequences as International Insurance Firm Promotes Liberal Activism

Chubb Insurance’s Shift from Client Service to Activism When Americans purchase insurance, they generally seek reassurance and the expectation that their insurer will assist during crises, not to promote causes like “equity” or “climate responsibility.” Chubb Insurance appears to have lost sight of its main mission. Under Evan Greenberg’s leadership, Chubb has evolved into more […]
Providence eliminates 150 jobs in Oregon, with many in its insurance program

Providence has revealed another round of layoffs in Oregon, affecting over 150 jobs. Out of those, 84 positions are linked to Providence Health Plan, which is part of the Catholic Health System based in Portland. The health plan provides a variety of coverage options, including commercial, individual, small group, and Medicare Advantage plans, serving around […]
Brunswick County woman battles insurance denial for cancer care

Brunswick County Woman Faces Insurance Challenges in Cancer Treatment A woman from Brunswick County, recently diagnosed with breast cancer, has spoken out about the limitations of her employer-provided insurance plan that did not cover crucial treatments she needs. Tracy Edmonds learned she had breast cancer on May 13, 2025. Although she believed her insurance with […]
Retiree group monitoring The Villages health insurance uncertainty

Negotiations Between Centerwell and United Healthcare Stalled Before Enrollment Deadline Centerwell Senior Primary Care, having acquired most of Villages Health’s assets, is currently in discussions with United Healthcare (UHC). However, there’s a standstill for Medicare Advantage (MA) policyholders as the annual enrollment period approaches its end on December 7. This information comes from Jim Bordener, […]
Trump supports direct payments for health care and criticizes insurance companies

Trump’s Health Care Proposal Focused on Direct Payments On Tuesday, President Trump stated that he would only back legislation aimed at providing direct health care payments as premiums continue to rise. “The kind of health care I support is putting that money directly back into the hands of the people. No funds should go to […]
Trump’s healthcare proposal jeopardizes the ACA with costly insurance plans

Trump’s Health Care Proposal: A Closer Look There’s a saying that goes, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” That’s pretty much how I feel about President Donald Trump’s latest healthcare ideas, which suggest sending money directly to individuals for them to purchase better health care. Now, what Republicans are pushing […]
Small business owners uncertain about insurance subsidies

Health Insurance Decisions Loom for Small Business Owner Deb Dauphiné is facing a choice she never imagined: possibly giving up health insurance next year. Steve, her partner and co-owner of Bicycle East in Glastonbury, currently relies on health insurance through Access Health CT, thanks to a grant from the Affordable Care Act. However, these subsidies […]
Older Gen Zers Are Allowing AI to Choose Their Health Insurance Plan

Gen Z’s Unique Approach to Selecting Health Insurance It seems that older members of Generation Z have adopted an unexpected method for picking their health insurance: they’re turning to artificial intelligence for guidance. A recent report from Justworks reveals that nearly two-thirds of “gillennials”—the term used for those straddling both Gen Z and younger Millennials—prefer […]
A Louisiana family used to pay $300 monthly for health insurance. Now it’s $2,000 with the end of ACA credits.

Health Insurance Premiums on the Rise in Louisiana Victor McQuillen and his wife have depended on Affordable Care Act marketplace plans for most of the last ten years. Last year, they paid around $300 monthly for a Blue Cross and Blue Shield silver insurance plan. Life was busy, with health issues cropping up and the […]