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CHI research puts spotlight on Colorado for national report comparing states’ marketplaces
Preliminary rates show a relatively stable individual market
Opinions Improved After Medicaid Expansion, Particularly Among Coloradans in the Lowest Income Group
This Valentine’s Day, let’s show a little love for the large drop in medical bankruptcies that came with expanded health coverage.
The odds were long. At the start of the fifth open enrollment period for Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces last November, there was every reason to believe that enrollment would fall off a cliff in 2018.
It’s been more than a month since Congress missed the September 30 deadline to fund the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), leaving health coverage for 75,000 children and pregnant women in Colorado hanging in the balance.
Now the clock is ticking as states spend down their CHIP savings.
Data: Individual income tax return statistics, including ACA-related itemsUnits of Measurement: State, countiesTime: 2014, 2015 Source: Internal Revenue Service
A critical moment has arrived for the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
We say that every few months, it seems, but it’s still true. The law survived multiple attempts to repeal it in Congress this year. Now, its fifth open enrollment period is about to begin, amid attempts by the White House to degrade the law.
An Analysis of Affordable Care Act Tax Penalty Data