Ben Anderson

With open enrollment just days away, we're rolling out an analysis of ACA marketplace enrollment data detailing the coverage losses over the past year and breaking down the more than five million who lost coverage after Congress let premium tax credit enhancements expire.

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🚨 Today, a federal judge blocked the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)’s “medical frailty” portion of the 2025 Republican budget law (H.R. 1), which it ruled would unfairly cause eligible Medicaid enrollees to lose their health coverage.

The Trump administration has promised one-time $500 checks to 1 in 20 Americans who buy health coverage through marketplaces like Healthcare.gov. $500 will barely make a dent in Americans' skyrocketing health care costs. It's clear this is a distraction, not a fix.

More than 9 in 10 voters favor requiring hospitals to fully disclose the prices they charge before providing care, according to a new poll from the Alliance for Fair Health Pricing (AFFHP).

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The Trump admin and Republicans in Congress have made deliberate decisions to weaken the ACA marketplace that millions of Americans rely on to access health care. As open enrollment season approaches, premiums are spiking and enrollment is sharply declining as a direct result.