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Health insurance reporter and resident k-pop expert at @FierceHealth. @penn_state forever. Usually with my cat, Jon Snow. Send tips to pminemyer@questex.com.
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A look at employers' attitudes toward ICHRAs

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By Paige Minemyer Verified
| Fierce Healthcare Verified
As employers face a continued rise in healthcare costs, ICHRAs do hold promise, but barriers to adoption remain, according to a new survey. The Employee Benefit Research Institute and Morgan Health teamed up to poll 984 benefit decision-makers at employers across a variety of sizes between March and May, and found that more than a third are either planning or evaluating an individual coverage health reimbursement arrangement, or ICHRA.
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Cigna boosts outlook as it posts Q2 beat on earnings, revenue

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By Paige Minemyer Verified
| Fierce Healthcare Verified
Cigna is raising its outlook for the year after beating the Street on both earnings and revenue in the second quarter of 2026. The company posted $1.7 billion in profit for the quarter as well as $71.7 billion in revenue, both of which surpassed Wall Street analysts' predictions, according to Zacks Investment Research. By comparison, Cigna earned $1.5 billion in profit and $67.2 billion in revenue in the prior-year quarter.
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CMS ending Medicare Part D subsidy program

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By Paige Minemyer Verified
| Fierce Healthcare Verified
The Trump administration announced it will end a subsidy program aimed at keeping premiums low for Medicare Part D beneficiaries. In a notice posted Tuesday, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released key guidance for Part D plans as they prepare bids ahead of the upcoming annual enrollment period. In it, the agency said it would sunset the Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration at the end of the 2026 plan year, returning the program to "traditional market conditions" in 2027.
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