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As GOP weighs Obamacare cuts, the party's constituents are more likely to use marketplace coverage, poll finds
More Republicans than Democrats get health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace, according to a poll by KFF.
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities1d
Research Note: 5 Million Small Business Owners and Self-Employed Workers Likely Enrolled in ACA Marketplace in 2025
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces are a key source of coverage for small business owners and self-employed workers, ...
American Hospital Association8d
Fact Sheet: One Big Beautiful Bill Act Would Significantly Reduce Availability of Coverage in the Health Insurance Marketplaces
The House-passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA, H.R. 1) makes significant changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) ...
House tax-and-spending bill and other Trump administration changes could make millions of people lose their health insurance coverage
If fewer Americans have health insurance due to changes the Trump administration is making and the policies embedded in the pending tax-and-spending legislative package, the health of millions of ...
The Commonwealth Fund8d
House Budget Bill and Tax Credit Expiration Will Make It Harder to Get and Afford Marketplace Health Plans
If the bill becomes law and Congress allows the enhanced premium tax credits — which were passed during the pandemic and ...
Healthcare Before Medicare: Bridging the Coverage Gap
If you decide to save in an HSA to cover your healthcare costs until you're eligible for Medicare, be sure to choose a ...
How many Americans would lose health care coverage under the Republicans’ megabill?
Would the GOP package take health coverage from 10.9 million, 14 million or 16 million? The answer is a little wonky, but it ...
Why millions of Americans would lose health insurance under House GOP megabill
With the Senate poised to consider the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, here’s who may be vulnerable to health-care coverage ...
Colorado Public Radio2d
Colorado’s health insurance marketplace also at risk under GOP budget bill
Colorado’s uninsured rate could rise by 2 percent to 3 percent due to policy changes in the bill, according to estimates by the Congressional Budget Office, cited by independent health policy group ...