NASHP February 7, 2018
NASHP Staff

State-Run Marketplaces’ Enrollment Outpaces Federal Sign-ups

New data show that overall plan selections in the 2018 open enrollment period in state-based marketplaces (SBMs), the state-based marketplaces that use the federal platform (SBM-FPs) and the federally facilitated marketplace (FFM), remained generally stable despite facing significant national uncertainty.

The National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP) released new plan selection data that include the three SBMs that wrapped up their open enrollment periods as late as yesterday. With these final enrollment figures, the national total of consumers who selected a plan for 2018 comes to 11.8 million, which is about 3.7 percent less than the 12.2 million consumers who selected a plan in 2017. States that operate an SBM or SBM-FP show...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: ACA (Affordable Care Act), Patient / Consumer, Public Exchange
Congress reaches major health policy deal on Medicare, Medicaid, and pandemic preparedness
How COVID reignited turf wars among doctors, nurses and other health workers
Why The Future of Healthcare Coverage is State-Based Exchanges, and It’s a Promising Road Ahead
State Public Options: State of Play and Potential for Future Action
HHS announces reduced costs, expanded access for marketplace health coverage under ARP

Share This Article