Those enrolled in two health insurance plans will see considerable increases to premiums starting in July. Monthly premium increases as high as $380 will be coming to enrollees on a plan that offers ...

Nevada is one of the only states in the country where individuals, small-business owners, and the self-employed have no ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nevada's public option plans appear to be softening the blow of the overall skyrocketing insurance premium rates being experienced ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A doctor reviews paperwork with a senior male patient in an office. Photo: DC Studio / Freepik (The Center Square) - Nevadans are ...

People today expect more from their health plan, they want support that makes healthcare easier to understand, easier to ...

Nevadans looking for health insurance on the state’s Affordable Care Act marketplace this fall have a new, more budget-friendly option to review: Battle Born State Plans. The plans are the culmination ...

When it comes to Nevada's health insurance marketplace, brokers play a crucial role. But many of these licensed professionals — whose job it is to help clients find and compare insurance coverage — ...

Renown Health and Kaiser Permanente announced an agreement to jointly own a health insurance plan called Kaiser Permanente Nevada. Pending regulatory approval, Kaiser Permanente Nevada will open ...

Thousands of middle-income Nevada residents are likely to lose subsidies easing the cost of health insurance purchased through public marketplaces despite steps from both parties to address the issue.

A state report shows at least 16 insurance carriers in Nevada likely violated the federal mental health and addiction parity law last year, putting more barriers in place for people seeking mental ...

(The Center Square) - Nevadans are expected to see their health insurance rates jump 34% or more next year, depending on the plan. Some rates could more than double. That's according to a new report ...