Cigna joins health insurance industry pullback from Obamacare : stltoday

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Cigna joins health insurance industry pullback from Obamacare

Cigna joins health insurance industry pullback from Obamacare

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health insurance prices jump an average of 22%

health insurance prices jump an average of 22%

Well, the numbers are in and, the news for middle-class Americans who don't get a federal subsidy for Obamacare is troubling: Health care plans are increasing in cost by an average of 22%.The hikes run the gamut, reports the New York Times , impacting the least-expensive plans and the more robust."People paying the full price of premiums will feel the sting of these increases," the Times reports.


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Progress boosting health insurance rate threatens to stall, CDC says

Progress boosting health insurance rate threatens to stall, CDC says

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's legacy health care law has reduced the number of Americans going without health insurance to historically low levels, but continued progress threatens to stall this year, according to a new government report.The study released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests the law may be reaching a limit to its effectiveness in a nation politically divided over the government's role in guaranteeing coverage.The CDC said the number of uninsured people dipped by only 200,000 between 2015 and the first six months of this year, which it called "a nonsignificant difference." The findings come from the National Health Interview Survey, which has queried more than 48,000 people so far this year.


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Agency offers health insurance enrollment event

Agency offers health insurance enrollment event

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Anderson County employees given two options on health insurance

Anderson County employees given two options on health insurance

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