Alaskans could lose affordable health insurance by year-end if federal ACA subsidies expire, affecting over 25,000 residents.

Alaskans may face steep health insurance price hikes by year-end if federal subsidies for marketplace plans expire, potentially affecting over 25,000 residents and threatening coverage for thousands. Without extension, many low- and middle-income families could lose affordable access to care, echoing broader national concerns as nearly 5 million Americans face similar risks. Advocates and lawmakers urge swift action to prevent widespread coverage losses, emphasizing the need for sustainable solutions amid ongoing debates over the future of ACA subsidies and healthcare affordability.