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Medicaid eligibility redeterminations will resume in 2023. Here’s what enrollees need to know. photo

Medicaid eligibility redeterminations will resume in 2023. Here’s what enrollees need to know.

April 26, 2022 – When the public health emergency ends, states will begin disenrolling millions from their Medicaid rolls. If you have Medicaid, here's why… Read more

Silver, Bronze, or Gold? Choosing a metal level in the marketplace photo

Silver, Bronze, or Gold? Choosing a metal level in the marketplace

April 25, 2022 – In the ACA marketplace, it’s important to recognize that while Bronze, Gold and Platinum health plans have the same value no matter who… Read more

The case for switching from Bronze to Silver photo

The case for switching from Bronze to Silver

March 31, 2022 – The American Rescue Plan's subsidies made about 4.6 million Americans eligible for a free benchmark Silver health plan. Here's why it would… Read more

What will happen if ARP’s insurance subsidies expire? photo

What will happen if ARP’s insurance subsidies expire?

March 29, 2022 – The American Rescue Plan made ACA health plans more affordable through enhanced subsidies. Here's what happens if that subsidy structure… Read more

ACA sign-ups hit all-time high – with a month of open enrollment remaining photo

ACA sign-ups hit all-time high – with a month of open enrollment remaining

December 28, 2021 – Americans in need of health insurance have responded to a major increase in marketplace subsidies created by the American Rescue… Read more

How the Build Back Better legislation might affect your coverage photo

How the Build Back Better legislation might affect your coverage

December 22, 2021 – The Build Back Better Act is loaded with long-needed fixes to the Affordable Care Act that would continue to boost affordability of… Read more

Why your ACA premium might be going up for 2022 photo

Why your ACA premium might be going up for 2022

December 15, 2021 – Health insurance rate increases nationally are mostly modest. Here’s why you might expect a steep increase anyway – and how you might… Read more

Think you’re not eligible for ACA subsidies? Think again. photo

Think you’re not eligible for ACA subsidies? Think again.

October 8, 2021 – For four huge groups of Americans, 2022 open enrollment will offer unprecedented access to health insurance premium tax… Read more

Congress boosted ACA subsidies. An enrollment surge followed. photo

Congress boosted ACA subsidies. An enrollment surge followed.

September 28, 2021 – The ARP's enhanced health insurance subsidies prompted a major surge in new marketplace enrollments and plan upgrades during this year's… Read more

How new carriers in your marketplace could affect your coverage options photo

How new carriers in your marketplace could affect your coverage options

September 14, 2021 – More health insurance carriers are entering ACA's exchanges for 2022. Here's why you should pay attention to new health plans in your… Read more

Subsidy availability drives consumers to shop for health insurance photo

Subsidy availability drives consumers to shop for health insurance

September 2, 2021 – Americans previously priced out of ACA coverage have been motivated by newfound eligibility for subsidies – and dramatic savings are… Read more

The COVID SEP ended in most states. The ARP is still making premiums more affordable. photo

The COVID SEP ended in most states. The ARP is still making premiums more affordable.

August 20, 2021 – The American Rescue Plan's enhancements to the Affordable Care Act's health insurance subsidies will continue long after the end of the… Read more