September 20, 2025 - 10:51

Nearly 300,000 Marylanders who purchased health insurance through the state’s Affordable Care Act Marketplace are bracing for a substantial rise in their monthly premiums. State officials have confirmed an average increase of 13.4% in premium rates for the upcoming year, marking a notable shift in health care costs for residents.
This decision comes as part of the annual review process for health plan rates, which aims to balance the financial sustainability of insurers with the affordability of coverage for consumers. The increase is expected to impact a wide range of individuals and families who rely on these plans for their health care needs.
Officials highlight that the premium hike is influenced by various factors, including rising medical costs and inflation. While the increase may pose challenges for many, state leaders are working to ensure that residents have access to necessary health services and support as they navigate these changes. The adjustments will take effect in 2026, prompting many to reassess their health insurance options in the coming months.
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