Small businesses in America are abandoning health insurance.

Challenges with Employer-Based Health Insurance in America Providing health insurance has become increasingly challenging for employers, particularly small businesses that form the backbone of communities. Many are beginning to abandon the idea altogether. The employer-based health insurance system in the U.S., which primarily covers those under 65, is facing a serious crisis. The share of […]
Southern California mother experiences 350% rise in insurance premium — and others may face even larger increases

A mother from the San Diego area was taken aback when her homeowner’s insurance premiums surged by 350% in just one year, despite being part of California’s “last resort” insurance scheme. Crystal Nowakowski, a real estate agent in Vista, turned to the California Fair Plan for her insurance in 2023 after losing coverage with Farmers […]
Health insurance costs may rise 70 percent in 5 years, which is not sustainable for Richland County, according to Vero.

Mansfield: Concerns Over Rising Health Insurance Costs Mansfield officials are grappling with the implications of escalating health insurance expenses for county employees. Commissioner Tony Bello highlighted that even counties in solid financial standing find these surges challenging to manage. Bello remarked, “A 70% increase in health insurance costs over five years is simply not feasible, […]
Sacramento Democrats increasing taxes on private health insurance

California Governor Gavin Newsom seems to have an insatiable appetite for increasing spending. Democrats appear to be trying to mask this spending spree with a health insurance plan as they prepare to let him leave. The Managed Care Organization Tax (MCO Tax) is essentially a fee collected from health insurance providers by the state. Recent […]
OPM provides incentives for healthcare and insurance staff to depart prior to Open Season.

OPM Offers Early Retirement Incentives to Health Care Employees The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is providing an opportunity for many employees in the health care and insurance sectors to accept voluntary incentives and retire before the busy season begins. On Monday, OPM informed employees within its health and insurance (H&I) sector that most of […]
Mother claims insurance company that made her homeless for years gives last warning

A mother in Southern California has been living in a state of near-homelessness for over a year and a half. Her insurance company told her she must return to her smoke-damaged home or else lose her temporary housing support. She’s understandably hesitant about jeopardizing her children’s safety. A recent large fire in Boyle Heights, which […]
3 million Americans have given up Obamacare health insurance in the last year as subsidies come to an end.

Enrollment Decline in U.S. Health Insurance Plans Recent federal data indicates that the U.S. has seen a significant loss of about 3 million people enrolled in health insurance plans, marking a 13% decrease from the previous year. This drop, from 22.1 million in 2025 to 19.2 million this year, may be linked to a government […]
Millions lose Obamacare health insurance as subsidies end and expenses increase

Health Insurance Coverage Declines in the U.S. NEW YORK (AP) — Recent estimates reveal that around 3 million fewer individuals are infected in the United States. New federal data indicates a notable decrease in health insurance plans this February compared to the same time last year. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released […]
Blumenthal: Connecticut Needs to Say No to Higher Insurance Rates

Blumenthal Urges Rejection of Insurance Premium Hikes HARTFORD, Conn. — Senator Richard Blumenthal has joined other elected officials in calling on the Connecticut Department of Insurance to decline premium applications from four insurance companies, which would result in significant price increases for over 220,000 residents. Blumenthal, alongside Liz Dupont-Diehl from the Connecticut Citizen Action Group, […]
Trump and the GOP allowed ACA costs to rise significantly. 5 million have lost health insurance.

New data reveals that more individuals than previously estimated have canceled their Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plans as we head into 2026. Released recently, the information shows that around five million people who signed up for plans through the ACA Marketplace have lost their coverage due to disenrollment or failure to pay premiums. […]