This isn’t the first time CVS-owned Aetna has pulled out of the ACA marketplace. The insurer withdrew from the exchanges in 2017 and 2018, only to reenter in 2022 amid more stable market conditions.

CVS Health's decision to withdraw Aetna's ACA plans by 2026 could leave nearly a million people in 17 states searching for new health insurance.

Aetna Care Paths is an example of CVS Health’s $20B multi-year digital investment in making healthcare simpler to navigate.

So we now have had record enrollment in individual coverage under the Affordable Care Act - Obamacare - of about 24 million. RASCOE: But Bruce, that's sounding like why Aetna should stay in.

Aetna clients in Virginia and other states will no longer be able to purchase individual or family health insurance plans ...

Citing over $600 million in losses and the lack of a federal safety net for the Affordable Care Act's high risk pool, Aetna is exiting the exchange market in all but four states, Chairman and CEO Mark ...

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 ...

Then we found out that the IRS had responded to Trump's executive order on Obamacare by quietly rolling back a new rule planned for this year, which would have required filers to indicate whether ...

August 18, 2016 The withdrawal of Aetna and other major insurers from health care exchanges set up under Obamacare does not necessarily mean the reforms are doomed, Professor Robert Field said during ...

Aetna’s and CEO Bertolini’s hypocrisy notwithstanding, 2017 could be a challenging year for the ACA and the individual health insurance market.

So we now have had record enrollment in individual coverage under the Affordable Care Act - Obamacare - of about 24 million. RASCOE: But Bruce, that's sounding like why Aetna should stay in.

So we now have had record enrollment in individual coverage under the Affordable Care Act - Obamacare - of about 24 million. RASCOE: But Bruce, that's sounding like why Aetna should stay in.