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ACA marketplace premiums in Missouri and Kansas could see another double-digit bump in price | KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
1+ hour, 59+ min ago (761+ words) Kansas Citians who buy health insurance through healthcare.gov can expect to pay much more for monthly premiums next year. According to preliminary rate filings submitted to state insurance regulators in Missouri and Kansas, every insurance company selling individual plans…...
Affordable Care Act premium spikes force Kansas City business owners to change plans
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (382+ words) Last year, a fight over Affordable Care Act enhanced subsidies — and the threat of health care costs spiking — resulted in the longest government shutdown in American history. After 43 days, the government reopened without a deal. And when the subsidies expired…...
Missouri's ACA enrollment drops nearly 10% after federal insurance subsidies expire
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (299+ words) Enrollment in Affordable Care Act marketplace plans in Missouri fell by nearly 10% this year, according to new data released after the close of the 2025–26 sign-up period in January. About 365,000 Missourians enrolled in coverage — roughly 42,000 fewer than last year. Health policy…...
Missouri and Kansas families pay nearly 10% of income on work-provided health insurance
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (734+ words) Health care costs are rising in Missouri and Kansas, especially for workers who get coverage through their employers. In both states, families who get their health care through work are paying nearly 10% of their annual income toward health insurance premiums…...
Kansas and Missouri ACA marketplace users can’t afford potential increases, poll shows
7+ mon, 4+ week ago (615+ words) WASHINGTON — Americans who purchase their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace are bracing for a steep rise in costs next year that many say they will not be able to afford, according to a poll released Thursday by…...
For seniors on Medicare Advantage, lower costs can mean gambling with health care
8+ mon, 3+ day ago (1718+ words) On a mid-November morning, Rick Cuddeford talked with Medicare-eligible Nebraskans about their options at the Saving Seniors Money office in Lincoln. His one-on-one discussions were timely, as the year’s open enrollment period ends on Dec. 7. “We don’t push people one…...
This Kansas diner owner says she’ll have to go without health insurance if federal subsidies end
8+ mon, 2+ week ago (609+ words) LAWRENCE, Kansas — Meg Heriford darted around Ladybird Diner, a classic, American eatery in downtown Lawrence, seating people and delivering water and menus. The place was hopping late morning on a Friday. Heriford owns the diner. It’s been a staple in…...
Kansans could see health care premiums spike. It’s at the heart of the government shutdown
9+ mon, 1+ day ago (536+ words) Stephanie Barr of Prairie Village, Kansas, is a breast cancer survivor. Her healing journey, however, is still going on. Radiation caused complications — a staph infection and an open wound — which required a brief hospital stay and, so far, two years…...
A Missouri mom's insurance stopped covering her doctors. Here's what to do if that happens
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (1267+ words) When a Missouri mom's health insurance company couldn't come to an agreement with her hospital, most of her doctors were suddenly out of network. She wondered how she would get her kids' care covered or find new doctors. "For a…...
Kansas City workers will likely have to pay more for health insurance next year
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (1775+ words) Tania Hewett-Mader, who owns Alma Mader Brewing with her husband, believes providing health benefits to her employees is the right thing to do. “That’s part of our values — taking good care of our people,” she said. “Not only for their…...