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“The overwhelming reason average benchmark premiums are coming down in
2019 is because premiums went up by so much in 2018."
—Larry Levitt, Senior Vice President of Kaiser Family
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After the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) regulations
took effect in 2014, average individual market premiums more than
doubled from $2,784 per year in 2013 to $5,712 on HealthCare.gov in
2017, an increase of $2,928 or 105 percent. In the HealthCare.gov
states, between 2017 and 2018, the average premium for the second-lowest
cost silver plan increased by 37 percent. Between 2016 and 2017, the
hike in average premiums was 25 percent.
Excerpted from:
CMS.gov
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Americans still confused about healthcare law, survey finds
Healthcare Finance News, October 15, 2018
Narrow health care networks aren't actually that common
Axios, October 12, 2018
Trump administration says it's ending ACA ‘sabotage’
Healio, October 11, 2018
Premiums for popular ACA health insurance dip for the first time
Washington Post, October 11, 2018
Centene Announces 2019 Exchange Participation
PR Newswire, October 10, 2018
Possible Removal Of Pre-Existing Conditions Protections
Forbes, October 8, 2018
ACA marketplace competition has dropped sharply in the
Trump era
Fierce Healthcare, October 2, 2018
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What's happening to 2019 rates in the biggest
ACA exchange markets
1. Florida: 2018 enrollment 1,600,000 - Average
2019 premium $391 (1.8% change)
2. California: 2018 enrollment 1,400,000 - Average 2019 premium $547
(+5.2%)
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