Individuals denied Medicaid due to work reporting requirements will not qualify for ACA premium tax credits
Potential Impact —Reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to coverage.
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Lawfully present immigrants are ineligible for ACA premium tax credits
Potential Impact — Reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to coverage.
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ACA premium tax credit eligibility ends for:
Anyone disenrolled or denied Medicaid Low-income, lawfully present immigrants with incomes less than 100% of the federal poverty level Low-income special enrollment period enrollees Potential Impact — Reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to ACA plans.
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ACA bronze and catastrophic health plans become high-deductible health plans eligible for health savings accounts
Potential Impact — It’s unclear if people will take advantage of this change or have the funds to do so considering the end of ACA premium tax credits.
Open enrollment period or ACA plans is reduced by a month
Potential Impact — Fewer people may enroll leading to reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to coverage.
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Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA) can be used to pay for coverage on an Exchange; employers offering ICHRAs get an 18-month tax credit
Potential Impact — May increase access to ACA plans.
Enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium tax credits scheduled to expire
Potential Impact — Reduction in ACA enrollees.
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