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Health insurance could be costly for Texans during Trump presidency. A policy expert explains why
Health policy experts suggest that two million Texans who currently have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act could possibly be at risk of losing coverage ... high healthcare prices, and ... Read More
Map Reveals States Where Millions Risk Losing Health Cover Next Year
Donald Trump said during his presidential campaign that he wants to make the Affordable Care Act "much better for far less money." ... Read More
Will the feds start taxing employer health insurance? This proposal could cost families thousands. | Opinion
A proposal making the rounds in Congress would cost could lead to $3,500 more in health care costs for families making $100K per year — and worse health care. Read More
Affordable health insurance may just be a few clicks away for Texans
Last year, more than 20 million Americans - including a record-breaking 3.5 million Texans - secured coverage through the ... to explore your options. Visit Health-Care.gov to learn more and ... Read More
America’s Health Insurance Crisis in Six Charts
About a month ago, the Commonwealth Fund published the results of its biannual survey on the state of health insurance coverage in the United States. Good timing, given the recent uproar over the ... Read More
Average Texas Health Insurance Premium Reached $8,180 Last Year
Employer-sponsored plans remain the primary source of health insurance for most Americans under 65 and their families, covering nearly 165 million people in 2023. However, the cost of providing these ... Read More
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