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An Urban Institute study found that 31 states saw a decline in premium costs for their lowest-price silver plan.

Monthly premiums fell from $288 in 2017 to $162 in 2019 for subsidy-eligible enrollees in rural markets.

In a tight labor market, offering a more generous plan with a lower deductible can be an attractive recruitment tool.

However, HHS says health insurance remains largely unaffordable to non-subsidized consumers.

Average deductibles now at $1,655, double the average of a decade ago.

Meanwhile, deductibles for families and individuals dropped by more than 6%.

The memo from CMS Administrator Seema Verma acknowledged last year that three potential changes would result in 1.1 million fewer...

The Democratic governor is proposing a tax penalty on Californians who don't have health insurance ? similar to the unpopular...

When zero-dollar premium plans were removed, costs still dropped by 13%, according to a survey from eHealth.

The agency said its methodology will better reflect the individual market. Critics said the change may not be legally justified.

States are moving to control costs of employee health plans, and it's triggering alarm from hospitals. The strategy: Use Medicare...

Federal auditors examined the claims costs of payers participating in exchanges, and the factors driving exchange participation, premiums, and plan...