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Maryland individual health insurance premiums to rise 14.6% in 2027 (opens the original)
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Marylanders who buy individual health insurance through the state marketplace will face a second consecutive year of double-digit premium increases after regulators approved an average 14.6% increase for 2027. About 274,000 Marylanders buy individual plans through Maryland Health Connection, the state’s Affordable Care Act marketplace. The 2027 increase follows a 13.4% increase for 2026, which was approved as enhanced federal tax credits that helped make some plans more affordable were set to ex
Proposed rate hikes for long-term care plans would double premiums for thousands of seniors (opens the original)
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Thousands of Maryland seniors paying for long-term healthcare could face steep premium increases over the next several years if state officials approve the steep increases requested by four Maryland insurance companies last week. On Thursday, insurance company representatives told state officials the rate increases were needed because more policyholders than expected are using their benefits and living longer than projected. But for Marylanders faced with paying those monthly premiums, the near-
Developers say housing regulations drive up costs that price Marylanders out of homeownership (opens the original)
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Developers say that having to navigate the “complex web” of federal, state and local regulations contributes to the rising cost of housing and rent, which winds up pricing more and more Marylanders out of housing options. Lori Graf, CEO of Maryland Building Industry Association, told the House Economic Matters Committee on Tuesday that, at a national level, the costs it takes to comply with health, environment and other government regulations account for 26.4% of the final cost of a new housing
Even with sweeping utility reform legislation in place, regulators fight rising rate requests (opens the original)
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Savings from a sweeping utilities reform bill this year are on the way, but energy regulators told state lawmakers Tuesday that they have seen rising rate requests from power companies this year and expect to see more. Those comments came during a briefing for the House Environment and Transportation Committee on the implementation of the Utility RELIEF Act, signed into law this year as lawmakers continued to search for ways to rein in rising energy bills. The law changes the way utilities proje
New commission works to untangle challenges at health licensing boards (opens the original)
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When Marylanders go to the doctor or see a nurse, they expect that the professionals treating them have been properly vetted by state officials, and their facilities meet health and safety standards. But after state audits reported inadequate response times by some licensing boards to complaints about licensees, and other boards that were behind on annual inspections of healthcare facilities, lawmakers responded with a new commission to iron out the challenges contributing to those oversight iss
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