We analyzed nearly 720 health insurance costs from eight insurers, reviewed complaints, customer satisfaction, metal tiers and the types of plans offered in the marketplace. See our top picks below to ...

Health insurance rates will increase sharply for the 4 million-plus Floridians who rely on so-called Obamacare plans or small employer health insurance coverage in the coming weeks, according to data ...

Roughly 200,000 fewer Floridians enrolled in federal marketplace health insurance plans through the Affordable Care Act for ...

This whole thing just creates a sicker pool of people" as more people may chose to forgo care altogether, leading insurers to ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) - Millions of Floridians could soon face skyrocketing health insurance costs. State regulators have approved steep increases to marketplace plans, ...

An early report shows that hundreds of thousands of Floridians dropped Obamacare as subsidies expired with the dawn of 2026.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) - Millions of Floridians are facing a health care crisis as enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits expire in two weeks, forcing families to ...

Property insurance may be what's on residents' minds as Florida continues to grapple with high housing costs, but people need to look out for soaring health insurance costs in the coming year, too.

Oscar Health, Inc. (“Oscar”) (NYSE: OSCR), a leading healthcare technology company, today is introducing affordable, tech-powered health plans for individuals, families, and businesses across Southern ...

Florida’s top Medicaid official came before the Legislature Tuesday to update state senators on a pending legal battle with the federal government over expansion of the popular children’s health ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) - Health insurance premiums are set to increase for millions of Floridians as enhanced tax credits that lower the cost of coverage through ...

With the highest rate of Obamacare signups in Florida, Donald Trump's proposed 'Great Healthcare Plan' to replace it has more questions than answers.