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A new survey reveals that trust is critically low for health insurers, with only 25% of noncustomers and 54% of customers describing health insurers as trustworthy.

The health insurer group's new employer-provided coverage primer ends with a plea for stability.

The percentage of U.S. children with timely access to a highly ready emergency department fell from 70% to 67%, which means more than 2.1 million children lost access to top-quality care.

Employers and their benefits advisors should watch carefully for signs of health care providers charging employers more to make up for federal Affordable Care Act premium tax credit subsidy cuts, an analyst said.

Advocates say card-based networks are better, but dentists maintain that some card-based systems cost too much.

The enhanced premium tax credits saved subsidized enrollees an average of $705 annually in 2024, bringing their annual premium payment down to $888.