While no single school district in New Jersey is large enough to counter the insurance industry on its own, all districts ...

With federal aid that helped thousands of middle-income New Jersey residents reduce their monthly insurance premiums during the pandemic now gone, consumers are cutting back on their coverage or ...

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 ...

Companies whose workers use Medicaid for health insurance would have to provide private coverage or face a fine under the proposed state budget.

The following information was released by the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance: Open Enrollment for Get Covered New Jersey, the State's Official Health Insurance Marketplace, kicks off ...

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 ...

Open enrollment has begun for many employees, as well as consumers using Affordable Care Act and Medicare health insurance plans. Health care premiums are rising 6.5% on average for employees, ...