| “The only thing right now keeping everyone on edge is what’s going to happen in Washington, D.C., if things calm down in D.C. and if we don’t see further changes, then Pennsylvania’s market really is stabilizing.” | |
| -Teresa Miller, Insurance Commissioner, Pennsylvania |
| A new estimate from the Congressional
Budget Office (CBO) shows the 'skinny' repeal would likely
result in 16 million fewer people with coverage in the next 10
years and exchange premium increase of about 20%. The CBO
analyzed what would result from repeal of the individual mandate
alone. The report shows 15 million fewer Americans with coverage
by 2026 and individual market premium increases of about 20%.
The Center for American Progress calculates that as an average
increase of $1,238 next year. Source: Healthcare Dive |
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