Sign of the Times: High premiums for employer plans drive 24M to the Marketplace, but will subsidies stay?

BY: Hanna Ghabhain, Contributing Writer

Posted 5/9/25

Under the weight of rising health care costs, an increasing number of people are surging to the Health Insurance Marketplace rather than opting for employer-sponsored plans.

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