UnitedHealthcare is another leading provider of individual health insurance plans. It claimed the top spot in its sector on Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies list for 9 consecutive years.

In 2013, people paid an average of $242 a month for a plan on the individual health insurance market. The average monthly premium then rose to $352 in 2014—a 45 percent increase.

How to find the best affordable health insurance for your needs. ... The 2024 out-of-pocket limit varies for Marketplace plans but cannot exceed $9,450 for individuals and $18,900 for family coverage.

You can buy individual health insurance plans with a range of coverage options and benefits. These plans cover one person. Family health insurance plans work the same way as individual plans, except ...

The individual market, which sells health plans to those who don’t have insurance through work or public programs, was highly regulated and subsidized by the ACA. Partner Center Most Popular ...

The controversial individual mandate that was upheld Thursday by the U.S. Supreme Court stems back more than 20 years, believed to have originated with a prominent conservative think tank.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA), known as Obamacare, produced major dislocations in the individual (non-group) health insurance market by imposing a raft of new mandates and regulations, coupled ...

Individual Responsibility: Should Congress require that most Americans have health insurance--and that they be subject to penalties if they don't?

Issue brief from Lester Feder and Ellen-Marie Whelan details why the broken individual insurance market, in its current form, is not fit to serve as a model for system-wide reform.

This legislation would create refundable tax credits for the purchase of health insurance of $1,000 per individual, $2,000 per married couple, and up to $3,000 per family.

Avalere Health, a Washington D.C.-based consulting firm, predicted 4.3 million people would leave the individual and small-group markets, which would increase premiums as much as 4 percent by 2022 ...

A recent report from the nation’s top actuaries takes a sobering look at the challenges policy makers face in creating a viable individual (i.e., non-group) health insurance market—a critical ...