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Zoom+ has withdrawn individual and group plans from Portland, Ore.'s,  Affordable Care Act exchange for next year, reports Portland Business Journal.

House Republicans have threatened to sue the president's administration should it make moves to settle lawsuits with insurers over risk corridor payments, reports The Wall Street Journal.

The following insurers made headlines this week. They are listed below, beginning with the most recent.

While an increasing number of Americans are comparing healthcare prices using technological platforms, few individuals fully grasp basic health insurance concepts, UnitedHealthcare's Consumer Sentiment Survey found.

CMS announced premium rates for 2017, estimating the average Medicare Advantage premium will decrease $1.19.

Mike Leavitt, former HHS secretary, met with Arkansas' health insurance marketplace board Wednesday to talk about the state's marketplace's future, KATV reports.

Nonprofit healthcare organization Partnership HealthPlan of California, which contracts Medi-Cal benefits with the state and local providers, will expand its facilities to accompany growing services, the Daily Republic reports.

Health insurer Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Colorado was selected to participate in CMS' Comprehensive Primary Care Plus initiative.

Health insurer Medica and provider Briva Health teamed up to provide health insurance education to Minnesota's low-income Medicaid members.

The National Committee for Quality Assurance released its 2016 Health Insurance Plan Ratings providing information on how Medicaid and Medicare plans performed in regards to consumer satisfaction, prevention and treatment.