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The 43-day government shutdown was largely due to healthcare funding. Costs could still jump for Americans on Medicaid and ...

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A fter eight senate Democrats broke ranks and joined Republicans in voting to end the longest government shutdown in U.S.

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio said that residents in the state should expect to see an average jump of 30%.

While the longest government shutdown in U.S. history has come to an end, health care costs are still set to soar for ...

Impartial guides, called "assisters" or "navigators," offer free help during open enrollment for Marketplace health insurance ...

An average benchmark plan on the Affordable Care Act marketplace will cost Missouri customers almost 24% more than the year ...