Sarah Gantz

ACA marketplaces have helped people get health insurance during the pandemic. But several tax complications may mean you may have to pay back part of your ACA insurance subsidy.

Experts say we should be more worried about how social isolation and financial hardship are hindering parents’ mental health and, in effect, their ability to withstand the pressures of new parenthood.

The number of young adults without health insurance plummeted between 2011 and 2018, largely thanks to Medicaid expansion.

The coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated health care affordability challenges for many.

Medicaid enrollment has grown steadily during the pandemic, spurred by unprecedented unemployment.

Already popular among people who lost health insurance during the pandemic, the ACA marketplaces are reopening for a special COVID-19 enrollment period, running through May 15.

Pennie, Pennsylvania's state-based insurance marketplace, will open for a special COVID-19 enrollment period Feb. 15 through May 15.

Emergency department doctors order far fewer medical imaging tests for Black and Hispanic children, compared to white children, according to a new study by UPMC researchers.

Wading through the many plan options and features that become available every year is confusing no matter how much you know about insurance, but doing your research can pay off.

Medicare’s fall enrollment period, Oct. 15 through Dec. 7, is a time to make any necessary changes to your coverage for 2021. We’ve got your most common questions answered here.