Hill and her mother, who lives with her, had been enrolled in an insurance plan through HealthFirst. She discovered, to her surprise, that her insurance had been canceled for “non-payment of premiums.”The Medical ServiceA health insurance plan purchased through the Affordable Care Act federal exchange, healthcare.gov. On Nov. 22, she got a letter marked “Important: Your health insurance coverage is ending.” It listed the last day of coverage as July 31, nearly four months before. “I didn’t sleep that night.”On Nov. 22, 2025, Hill got a letter informing her that her health insurance had been canceled — listing the last day of coverage as July 31. Others have lost their coverage over owing small amounts, said Sabrina Corlette, co-director of the Center on Health Insurance Reforms at Georgetown University.

Source: Washington Post March 30, 2026 21:57 UTC