Employer-Sponsored Health Care Costs Expected To Rise

Larger employers typically offer a higher floor for coverage, but smaller firms are more likely to pay employee premiums in full.

As the government shutdown persists, Americans face the potential for rising healthcare and no SNAP benefits

Healthcare insurance premiums are expected to rise as SNAP benefits could be halted if the Government does not reopen before

Some Americans fear high health insurance premiums if ACA enhanced subsidies expire: 'Very much a worry'

Some Americans said they're worried that if subsidies expire, they may be forced to choose a lower-tier insurance plan or may not be able to cover their premiums.
Colorado Public Radio

As government shutdown drags on, worry grows about impact if health care subsidies don’t get renewed

Even people who don’t rely on subsidies or get insurance through the exchange are expected to see their premiums rise because fewer people in the insurance pool raise costs for everyone. What’s more, uninsured patients typically delay care and end up sicker and needing emergency care at hospitals, which is way more expensive.
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