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Covered California health insurance premiums will jump next year

Por: Los Angeles Times Business July 27, 2023

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Monthly health insurance premiums for roughly 1.7 million people in California will go up an average of 9.6% next year — the largest increase in five years — but state officials said many consumers won't feel those hikes because taxpayers will pay for them. The federal Affordable Care Act lets people who don't get health insurance from their jobs buy coverage from a marketplace. Most states let the federal government run their... + full article



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