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ICHRA enrollment nearly triples as Americans shift to 'cash-for-coverage' plans

By Allison Bell

Roughly 400,000 to 800,000 U.S. residents might be using cash from individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements or similar arrangements to pay for their health insurance this year.

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Why are fewer small employers offering health coverage?

The silent risks in level-funded health plans: What employers are not being told

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January 14, 2026

Oregon AG sues insulin makers, PBMs for $900M over 'inflated' insulin prices

"This is about more than insulin prices; it's about the crushing cost pressures families are facing and the very real harm that comes when corporations exploit people who have no choice but to pay," Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield said.

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January 12, 2026

Amazon now operates the largest single-employer health plan in the U.S.

Amazon's health plan has more participants than New Mexico has residents, and almost as many participants as Mississippi has residents.

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January 11, 2026

Health insurance outlook 'deteriorating'

Employer plans are facing complications including hefty pharmacy and hospital bills and patients who need a lot of expensive care, the rating agency says.

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January 08, 2026

60% of U.S. adults now use AI to navigate healthcare

Consumers are using AI to find information when they first feel sick, consulting it to prepare for visits with their clinicians and using it to better comprehend patient instructions and recommendations.

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January 04, 2026

Anxiety over healthcare costs soars to highest level in two decades

Americans' concerns about healthcare costs have surged. Discover the latest findings on satisfaction and perceptions of healthcare.

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December 17, 2025

U.S. health systems are forced to overhaul strategy due to declining reimbursements

With Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements expected to drop, hospitals are already bracing for a 6% to 7% reduction in per-visit payments this year alone.

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December 15, 2025

Escalating health costs force employers to prioritize cost control

"Amid inflation, economic volatility and shifting social expectations, our survey shows organizations are prioritizing cost control more than ever," says Chana Bieker, senior vice president at Brown & Brown.

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ICHRA enrollment nearly triples as Americans shift to 'cash-for-coverage' plans

Why are fewer small employers offering health coverage?

The silent risks in level-funded health plans: What employers are not being told

Recommended Just For You

Healthcare Stories

Oregon AG sues insulin makers, PBMs for $900M over 'inflated' insulin prices

Amazon now operates the largest single-employer health plan in the U.S.

Health insurance outlook 'deteriorating'

60% of U.S. adults now use AI to navigate healthcare

Anxiety over healthcare costs soars to highest level in two decades

U.S. health systems are forced to overhaul strategy due to declining reimbursements

Escalating health costs force employers to prioritize cost control