New Yorkers’ health insurance costs on the line amid battle over government shutdown
Some health care consumers may face sticker shock when shopping for insurance through New York’s Affordable Care Act marketplace this fall. Open enrollment for health insurance on the exchange starts Nov. 1, but New Yorkers can start perusing the 2026 health plans — and eyeing their price tags — on Wednesday.
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