Commonwealth Fund March 22, 2018
Michael J. McCue and Mark A. Hall

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  • New analysis confirms that marketplace health plans were performing well, at least prior to the Trump administration’s new policies
  • The stability of the individual market in 2017 may help explain why it initially withstood ACA policy reversals and political uncertainty

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) reforms to the individual health insurance market made it possible for millions of people who previously could not qualify for or afford insurance to gain coverage. But health insurers struggled to gain their footing in this newly reformed market. Previous research by us and others (at McKinsey and Kaiser Family Foundation) has shown that insurers underpriced their policies in 2014 and 2015, the first two years of market reforms,...

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Topics: ACA (Affordable Care Act), Govt Agencies, Insurance, Payer, Public Exchange
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