AHIP November 9, 2021
James Swann

Every American deserves affordable, comprehensive coverage – regardless of their income, health status, or pre-existing conditions. The individual market provides affordable, high-quality health care for hardworking Americans who buy coverage on their own. Through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance exchanges, health insurance providers compete to provide Americans with coverage that protects their health and financial security.

The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) made plans even more affordable by enhancing and expanding premium subsidies to more consumers. As of August 2021, 12.2 million Americans have coverage through the ACA Marketplaces – the highest number to date since the ACA’s implementation in 2014. Additionally, 2.8 million Americans enrolled during the 2021 Special Enrollment Period, and 90% of enrollees saw reduced...

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