Healthcare DIVE December 21, 2023
Emily Olsen

Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act exchanges could be boosted by extended subsidies and the effects of Medicaid redeterminations.

Dive Brief:

  • More than 19 million people could enroll in coverage through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces for 2024, according to preliminary data released Wednesday by the CMS.
  • Over 15 million have already picked a health plan using HealthCare.gov. On Dec. 15, more than 745,000 enrolled through the site, making it the largest single day of sign ups in history, according to the agency.
  • The update comes after extended pandemic-era subsidies boosted enrollment last year. Medicaid redeterminations, which began in the spring, could also be pushing more people toward the health exchanges.

Dive Insight:

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