CVS Health, owner of Aetna, announced that Aetna will withdraw all Affordable Care Act (ACA) individual and family plans at the end of 2025. Coverage will continue through December 31, 2025, but ...

CVS Health Corp.’s Aetna unit will exit the Affordable Care Act insurance market in 2026, the company said after reporting better-than-expected first-quarter earnings. The decision follows price ...

News that CVS Health's Aetna is pulling out of the individual health insurance business, also known as Obamacare, could mean more insurers will follow if President Trump and his fellow Republicans ...

Starting next year, Aetna clients in Virginia and other states will no longer be able to purchase individual or family health insurance plans through the Affordable Care Act marketplace. More than 261 ...

Over 261,000 people in Virginia have Aetna healthcare...Aetna is under the CVS umbrella and has participated in the ACA ...

Hartford-based Aetna plans to pull out of Affordable Care Act health-insurance exchanges nationwide next year, parent company CVS Health announced on Thursday. "We're disappointed by the continued ...

CVS Health will not sell its Aetna health plans in the Affordable Care Act’s individual marketplaces in 2026, marking the second time in the past decade that Aetna has given up on ACA coverage.

You may know the name CVS because of their pharmacy business, but the health giant has a lot more under its umbrella, including clinics and the health insurer Aetna. Aetna is one of the largest health ...

Aetna (AET) CVS Health Individual and Family Plans combine the quality health insurance coverage of Aetna®, with affordable care options at CVS Pharmacy® locations to help members achieve their ...

That's because the parent company, CVS, has said it will exit the Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Exchange, or Obamacare. Bruce Japsen is a senior contributor for Forbes, and he broke the story.

That's because the parent company, CVS, has said it will exit the Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Exchange, or Obamacare. Bruce Japsen is a senior contributor for Forbes, and he broke the story.