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Health Insurance (CPI)

CPI for health insurance (measures insurer retained earnings, not premiums).

Health Insurance (CPI)
555
Index 1982-84=100 · latest, Jun 2026
vs prior month▼ 0.1%
vs year ago▼ 2.5%
1980 Recession · Jan 1980 – Jul 19801981-82 Recession · Jul 1981 – Nov 19821990-91 Recession · Jul 1990 – Mar 19912001 Recession · Mar 2001 – Nov 2001Global Financial Crisis · Dec 2007 – Jun 2009COVID-19 Recession · Feb 2020 – Apr 202010020030040050019801990200020102020555
Health Insurance (CPI) — one value per year; US recessions are shaded on the chart.
YearHealth Insurance (CPI)
197864
197969
198075
198185
198295
1983104
1984114
1985124
1986135
1987146
1988157
1989172
1990189
1991207
1992219
1993226
1994233
1995238
1996245
1997252
1998264
1999280
2000290
2001307
2002321
2003329
2004341
2005356
2006362
2007374
2008380
2009397
2010413
2011430
2012438
2013442
2014470
2015481
2016511
2017525
2018522
2019538
2020525
2021525
2022535
2023553
2024559
2025570
2026555

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Source: BLS · CUUR0000SEMF01 · series · Jan 1978 to Jun 2026 · latest-revised

Refreshed Jul 31, 2026 from BLS.

CPI for health insurance (measures insurer retained earnings, not premiums).

Consumer price index for health insurance, all urban consumers.

Source: BLS · Jun 2026 · Full lesson → Learn

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