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As part of the Republican tax reform plan signed into law at the end of 2017, lawmakers eliminated the ACA’s individual mandate penalty starting in 2019. About one-fifth of non-group enrollees (19 percent) are aware the mandate penalty has been repealed but is still in effect for this year. Excerpted from: Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation |
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Budget Office Expects 34% Jump in ACA Premiums Axios, April 9, 2018 Trump Administration Creates New Exemptions Under ACA Mandate UPI, April 9, 2018 The Politics of ACA Rate Hikes Will Be 2016 in Revers Kaiser Family Foundation, Aoril 4, 2018 U.S. Obamacare 2018 Exchange Enrollment Drops 3 percent: CMS Reuters, April 4, 2018 ACA Improved Certain Outcomes, Utilization Among Previously Uninsured HealthExec, April 3, 2018 Kaiser Health Tracking Poll - March 2018: Non-Group Enrollees Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation, April 3, 2018 Americans Have Mixed Feelings About The ACA’s Future — But Like Their Plans Kaiser Health News, April 3, 2018 ACA Bright Spot Harvard Medical School, April 2, 2018 WH Refuse to Allow Idaho to Dismantle ACA Marketplace: Lessons National Law Review, April 2, 2018 States Need More Rules to Protect Individual Insurance Market Healthcare Dive, April 2, 2018 |
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New Guidance On Exemptions From Individual Mandate Health Affairs, April 10, 2018 Initial Analysis Of 2018 Enrollment By CSR Response And Exchange Type Health Affairs, April 3, 2018 |
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