The Maryland Insurance Administration is going to consider new premium rate hikes proposed by health insurance companies. The Baltimore Sun reports that the agency will hold a public hearing on Monday to discuss the matter. The insurance companies are asking to raise rates following President Donald Trump’s decision to eliminate subsidies that help low-income people. The increases would vary by plan. But some could see premiums rise by as much as 86 percent if the requests are approved.
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