Nearly 6 in 10 ACA plan enrollees consider their health insurance premiums affordable, but only 46% believe their copays, deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs are affordable.

The analysis found that although higher inpatient prices may reflect marginally higher costs, they predominantly lead to substantially higher profits.

Although businesses don't have to be fully remote to succeed, it also is not an impediment to their growth.

Nearly 3 in 10 consumers skip, delay or stop care because they can't afford it.

Navigating misinformation (58%) and the prevalence of "doom-and-gloom" messaging (56%) were the top contributors to anxiety.

The overall percentage of employers offering coverage is heavily influenced by the fact that small employers are in large part responsible for the decline in coverage, and most employers in the United States are small.

This shift could result in annual cost savings of as much as $37 billion.

Activity in sectors such as physician medical groups and other services drove much of the volume in the third quarter, with 112 and 140 deals, respectively.