NJ DOBI reports 2026 individual-market premiums will rise an average 16.6% Expiration of enhanced federal premium tax credits could push some costs up nearly 175% Over 466,000 Get Covered NJ enrollees ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 2026, thousands of New Jersey residents are anticipated to lose health insurance coverage, with those in the lowest income ...

Cuts to Medicaid are expected to cause an estimated 350,000 New Jersey residents to lose coverage. Health insurance premiums are rising dramatically, with some Affordable Care Act plans in New Jersey ...

Hundreds of New Jerseyans who migrated to this country as children and now have legal residency status will lose their health insurance coverage this month under a policy change pushed by the Trump ...

The New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI) confirmed individual market base premiums would rise on average by 16.6%, but loss of these augmented federal subsidies would make the impact ...

Health care reporter Lilo H. Stainton talks about the big changes in health care coming for New Jerseyans, largely thanks to federal policy shifts.

The percentage of New Jersey residents without health insurance increased significantly from 2023 to 2024, with people living below the poverty level hardest hit, according to new census data.

The following information was released by the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance: As the January 31 final deadline for Open Enrollment approaches, New Jersey residents still in need of ...