The League of Life and Health Insurers of Maryland, Inc. (The League) was formed in 1989 to serve the life and health insurers in Maryland in meeting their legislative and regulatory needs. For almost 30 years, The League has served as the trade association for the life and health insurance industry and remains a leading voice before the Maryland General Assembly, the Maryland Insurance Administration, the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange, and other state regulatory agencies on insurance.
#BigPharma may claim their drug prices aren't a health care cost driver – but the facts tell a different story. In 2023 alone, the @CADMHC reports that health plans spent $13.5 billion on prescription drugs—$1.3 billion more than the year before. 💸💸 #TheProblemIsThePrice…
An increase of 10.9 million uninsured people, plus millions of others who will lose coverage if enhanced ACA premium tax credits expire this year, would reverse much of the gains in insurance coverage from the ACA.
New from the Congressional Budget Office: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act would increase the number of people without health insurance by 10.9 million people through changes to Medicaid and the ACA.