Delaware health plans are set to get a lot more expensive
Delaware regulators have approved premium increases for Affordable Care Act marketplace plans in 2026, finalizing hikes that put the state well above the national average. According to the Department of Insurance, AmeriHealth Caritas had sought a 46.2% hike but was granted a final average increase of 34.98% across its eight marketplace plans.
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