October 24, 2025 - 02:35

West Virginia's public employees are facing another rise in health insurance costs as the finance board of the Public Employees Insurance Agency unveiled a proposal on Thursday. For the upcoming fiscal year 2027, which commences in July, state employees could see an aggregate premium increase of 3%.
This increase is part of a broader strategy to address the financial challenges facing the state's health insurance program. The board's proposal indicates that these adjustments are necessary to maintain the viability of the insurance offerings for public employees.
Concerns have been raised regarding the impact of these premium hikes on workers' budgets, especially amid rising living costs. Stakeholders in the public sector are advocating for solutions that would mitigate the financial burden on employees while ensuring that they continue to receive comprehensive health coverage. The board's decision will be closely monitored as it moves through the approval process, with public employees eagerly awaiting the final outcome.
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