The start of the new year marked the official end of enhanced health insurance tax credits for plans offered through Pennie, ...

As millions of Americans face skyrocketing health insurance rates, a Pennsylvania Republican congressional candidate is proposing universal healthcare for children, young adults and expectant mothers.

Pennie, the official health insurance marketplace in Pennsylvania, has said health premiums in the state may increase by 82 percent on average as enhanced tax credits are set to expire at the end of ...

Millions of Americans are starting the year 2026 with higher health care premiums. COVID-era tax credits tied to the ...

Tentative 2026 health insurance rates for individual plans show a 19% average increase and small business group plans show a 13% jump, according to Pennsylvania regulators. The proposed rate hikes ...

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(WHTM) – Some Pennsylvanians could soon be paying more for their health insurance. The Pennsylvania Insurance Department announced Tuesday that rate changes have been requested by insurance companies ...

Nearly half a million Pennsylvanians now have health insurance through Pennie, Pennsylvania’s Affordable Care Act marketplace — reaching a record high for this year’s open enrollment, state officials ...

Facing a 200 percent increase in health insurance premiums, one Pittsburgh area couple, remarried for health insurance.

Nov. 1 marks the beginning of open enrollment, the roughly two-month period when Americans without employer-sponsored health insurance or Medicaid can choose plans on the marketplace. And this year, ...

Finding help for health insurance issues, including unexplained charges, can be difficult when people don't know their way around red tape. "The health care system is very fragmented," said Jacob Hope ...

The Independent External Review program will take cases from people who believe their insurer has incorrectly denied them health care coverage. FILE: In this Monday, Dec. 4, 2017, file photo, a woman ...