California's Record 1.8M Enrollment
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Covered California Hits Record Enrollment, but Key Subsidies in Jeopardy - KFF Health News
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Covered California has hit a record 1.8 million enrollees and the number could climb higher.
The state’s progress in extending health coverage to all residents could come to an abrupt halt as the second Trump administration takes power.
Republicans have long been hostile to the Affordable Care Act , the 2010 federal law also known as Obamacare .
Insurers are already starting to plan their rates for next year and will likely price in the risk of nonrenewal.
But uncertainty over the future of the subsidies, even if they eventually get renewed, could affect the cost of marketplace plans.
“If any of that gets rolled back, people will lose health care coverage,” Linn Gish said.
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