Radio: Why Okla. Health Insurance Rates Could Jump
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In this audio report, Oklahoma Watch explores why health insurance rates bought from the state’s largest insurer could jump by as much as 44 percent for 2015.
Oklahoma Health Insurance Rates Could Jump in 2016
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Oklahomans who purchase health insurance policies next year from the leading insurer in the Affordable Care Act marketplace could face unsubsidized rate increases averaging 31 percent.
Up Ahead, Turnover of Insurers on Health Market
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Two private health insurance companies participating in the Affordable Care Act market in Oklahoma are expected to leave the program next year, while another big insurer wants in.
Health Experts: the Politics of High Court’s Decision
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Oklahoma Watch asked three experts with the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation in Washington, D.C., the largest health foundation in the country, about the political impact of today’s Supreme Court decision upholding Affordable Care Act health insurance subsidies.
Oklahoma Reaction to Affordable Care Act Ruling
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Read excerpts from written statements or live interviews about the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
Fallin’s Statement on Affordable Care Act Ruling
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Read Gov. Mary Fallin’s statement on the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
Does State Have Plans if Thousands Lose Insurance Subsidies?
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Gov. Mary Fallin’s office won’t say if the state has a plan to help thousands of Oklahomans who might be priced out of health insurance if their subsidies are struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court this month.
State Wins Affordable Care Act Grant
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The Obama administration announced Tuesday it had chosen Oklahoma to receive a grant of up to $2 million to develop innovative models for delivering health care.
Q&A: Affordable Care Act, Round Two
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The enrollment window for buying 2015 health insurance on the federal online marketplace is now open. Here are answers to many key questions.