Austin health insurance loss rises among working adults after Medicaid changes
Medicaid rollbacks have triggered a rise in uninsured working-age adults in Austin, with employer and public coverage declining while Marketplace plans show limited growth. Local agents play a crucial role in guiding affected individuals toward stable health insurance options.
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