Why Health Care Costs Have Skyrocketed and What Congress Can Do
An opinion article explores how federal mandates contribute to rising health care costs and solutions Congress can deploy to provide affordable health care to small businesses.
NFIB California Main Street Minute, April 13-17
Single-payer proposal is back. Also, NFIB joins coalition fighting lawsuit abuse.
Small Business Cannot Afford Government-Run Health Care
Urge lawmakers to oppose the California Guaranteed Health Care for All Act
Podcast Explores Legislation to Fight Rising Health Care Costs
A small business owner and U.S. Rep. Beth Van Duyne discuss the impact of rising health care costs and legislation that can help limit soaring costs.
Small Businesses Support Competition in Health Care Market
NFIB sent letters to Congress in support of the COMPETE Act, a bill that allows consumers to enroll in flexible health insurance plans for longer time periods and creates competition in the health care marketplace.
New NFIB Op-Ed: Exploding Health Care Costs Leave Small Businesses in the Dust
WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 1, 2026) – In a new op-ed published in The Well News, Tyler Dever, NFIB Principal of Federal Government Relations, describes how Main Street continues to be plagued by the rising cost of health care. He explains how small business owners are finding it increasingly difficult
LISTEN: Rep. Beth Van Duyne Appears on NFIB’s “Small Business Rundown”
Rep. Van Duyne discusses the CHOICE Act and the Small Business Health Options Awareness Act on NFIB’s “Small Business Rundown” podcast.
NFIB VT Seeks to Eliminate Health Coverage Barriers
Vermont’s health coverage self-insurance rules hurt small business.
Pennsylvania Small Business Owner Featured on Latest NFIB Podcast Episode
NFIB member Warren Hudak discusses rising health care costs on podcast.
Small Businesses Urge Congress to Pass Affordable Health Care Plan
NFIB sends a legislative health care plan to Congress outlining several policies to lower health care costs and expand affordability for small businesses.