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Complimentary from
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November
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“States that went
all in on implementing the ACA set up their own exchanges, but
crucially also expanded Medicaid. Many states with their own
exchanges have been more aggressive in outreach, which may have
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-Larry Levitt, Senior Vice President, Kaiser Family
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According to a recent study released by
Avalere Health Average premiums for bronze, gold and platinum
plans will rise 18%, 16% and 24% respectively, the analysis
found. Premium increases will vary significantly by state. For
example, Iowa will see a 69% jump in average silver plan premium
compared to 2017, while Alaska will see a 22% decrease in
premiums for 2018.
Source:
The Hill |
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In early October, President Trump took
aim at the Affordable Care Act (ACA), with two proposed changes
that could weaken the law. The President said that the
government will stop making cost-sharing reduction payments to
health insurance companies. These payments are intended to
subsidize plans offered to lower income Americans under the ACA.
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KFF: % of Americans That Think ACA Will
Be Replaced in the Next Year
1. Very likely - 18%
2. Somewhat likely - 33%
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