health insurance

Montana’s Commissioner of Insurance Matt Rosendale announced on Monday that open enrollment for all 2020 Obamacare healthcare insurance plans will begin on Friday, and that rates across the board will be lower.

Montana State Auditor Matt Rosendale announced that 3,645 Montanans will be receiving letters regarding possible eligibility for restitution from an insurance case that was recently prosecuted by his office.

Montana State Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale announced on Thursday that for the first time health insurance rates were dropping, some by double digits.

The office of Montana Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale says that the open enrollment period for Obamacare (the Affordable Care Act) begins on November 1 and ends on December 15.

A new state-claims based reinsurance program could save Montanans from 10 to 20 percent on individual health insurance premiums.

On Friday, the Montana State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner’s Office released the new rates for the Obamacare marketplace health insurance marketplace, and there were some reductions in rates.

The Missoula City-County Health department has completed its 2017 Community Health Assessment, and there’s a combination of good news and not-so-good news from a variety of sources.

Health Insurance open enrollment begins on Wednesday, November 1, and Montana Insurance Commissioner Matt Rosendale says there are important changes to consider.

After last Friday’s announcement that Cost Sharing Reductions were removed from the Affordable Care Act by President Trump’s executive order, two of Montana’s three health insurance marketplace providers were left out in the cold

Community Medical Center CEO Dean French is watching the drama unfold in Washington as President Donald Trump has taken it upon himself to undo the infrastructure of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.