If Expanded Federal Premium Tax Credits Expire, State Affordability Programs Won’t Be Enough to Stem Widespread Coverage Losses

States have a part to play in helping people access and use health insurance, but affordable individual market coverage requires an ongoing federal commitment.

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The Commonwealth Fund Website
Published
2024-09-19
DOI
https://doi.org/10.26099/b88e-jm82
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Tree-ring climate responses
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If Expanded Federal Premium Tax Credits Expire, State Affordability Programs Won’t Be Enough to Stem Widespread Coverage Losses

The Commonwealth Fund Website
Tree-ring climate responses
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If Expanded Federal Premium Tax Credits Expire, State Affordability Programs Won’t Be Enough to Stem Widespread Coverage Losses

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Abstract

States have a part to play in helping people access and use health insurance, but affordable individual market coverage requires an ongoing federal commitment.

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If Expanded Federal Premium Tax Credits Expire, State Affordability Programs Won’t Be Enough to Stem Widespread Coverage Losses · The Commonwealth Fund Website (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS