Washington, D.C. (KFMO) - Millions of Americans are seeing higher health insurance bills following the expiration of enhanced subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.
New reporting shows many families are now facing sharp premium increases, along with the return of the so-called “subsidy cliff,” which can significantly raise costs for households earning just above the eligibility threshold. Renuka Rayasam with KFF Health News says the changes are already being felt by consumers across the country.
Rayasam notes that while premiums may be rising, there are still free services available to help people understand their coverage options and navigate the health insurance marketplace.
She encourages anyone affected by the changes to seek out assistance and review their options, as comparing plans and getting expert help could make a meaningful difference in managing health care costs.
