Open enrollment for 2025 Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans has begun, with more than 21 million Americans purchasing insurance through the marketplace. This year, premiums remain low for many, with some plans costing as little as $10 per month, and more options are available. The ACA’s growing enrollment has significantly reduced the number of uninsured Americans, but future enrollment could be impacted by political decisions, especially regarding federal subsidies. Additionally, new rules will expand coverage to more groups, including DACA recipients, and improve access to care. Click here for article.
Open enrollment for 2025 ACA plans started on Nov. 1, with premiums still affordable and more plan options than ever before.
Record-high enrollment continues to reduce the number of uninsured Americans, benefiting a diverse range of groups, including DACA recipients.
New rules for 2025 will allow low-income individuals to enroll year-round, similar to Medicaid, and address appointment wait times in marketplace plans.
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