In 2024, the uninsured rate rose to 9.8%, with 26.7 million people lacking health insurance for the first time since 2019. Most uninsured individuals are

Small businesses often lose talent to larger companies due to less competitive benefits, not job roles. Key benefits include health coverage, retirement plans, and mental

Marketplace health programs are expected to enroll ~5M fewer people in 2026 than 2025 as certain premium-offsetting subsidies expire, contributing to reduced participation. Changes to

Coverage estimates focus on adults ages 19-64 without dependent children, using a national household survey of the civilian, noninstitutionalized US population sample. The survey includes

To all great Americans around the world, a very Happy Fourth of July to you all. This day is incredibly significant as the day the

Affordable health insurance remains a major financial challenge for self-employed Americans in 2026. With the rise of freelance and independent work, demand for flexible, budget-friendly

Current estimates show ~27M Americans lack health insurance, representing ~8% of the population and keeping coverage access central to policy discussions nationwide. Uninsured rates run

Open enrollment is the annual window to enroll, switch, cancel, or adjust health, dental, and vision coverage through marketplace, employer, or senior plans. Marketplace windows

Unexpected costs lead household decision-maker frustrations, with ~40% naming surprise bills as their top issue when choosing or using dental coverage today. Cost clarity also

Rising health insurance costs have led employees to drop employer-based plans, with average contributions rising to $6,850 in 2025. Employer plan participation fell from 64%