More than 160,000 Virginians and up to 5.1 million Americans are now eligible for financial assistance with health coverage after a new IRS rule removed the “family glitch.” In April, a Third Way ...

In early April, the Biden administration issued a proposed rule to fix the so-called family glitch. If finalized, this revised interpretation would extend marketplace subsidies to millions of ...

Last week, the Galen Institute released a short analysis I conducted explaining why an administrative fix to the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA’s) so-called family glitch would be both illegal and harmful ...

The Biden administration is planning on Tuesday to propose a long-sought change to the Affordable Care Act aimed at lowering health insurance costs for millions of Americans, four people with ...

Removing barriers that prevent low-income families from obtaining insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace would help control costs for consumers and stabilize state exchanges with an ...

Enrollment through HealthCare.gov continues to climb during the COVID-19 special enrollment period, bolstered by enhanced marketplace subsidies under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARP) through 2022.

A 2013 ACA rule based eligibility for a family's premium subsidies on whether the employer-sponsored insurance is affordable for the employee only, even if it's not actually affordable for the whole ...

The U.S. healthcare system has already driven over 20 million Americans into debt, and for families, the financial burden of care costs is even harder to escape. While presented as a solution to high ...

A so-called "family glitch" in the 2010 health care law threatens to cost some families thousands of dollars in health insurance costs and leave up to 500,000 children without coverage, insurance and ...

A conservative think-tank warns almost 2 million children may be without health coverage if the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is cancelled because kids are now covered under ObamaCare.