More than 8 million Americans could be in line for a rebate from their health insurance provider.
showed 8.2 million Americans will be issued a total of about $1 billion in rebates, ranging from $78 for large plan enrollees to $155 a person for small plan enrollees.
The amount of the rebates can vary widely according on location and insurer. This year’s rebates will be larger than those issued in most prior years, according to the foundation’s analysis, but fall short of the record high-rebates totals of $2.6 billion in 2020 and $2 billion in 2021, increases that were mostly driven by fluctuations in the individual market.
Enrollees who are due a rebate typically receive a check or a credit on their premium but the exact amount remains to be determined. Rebate notices are mailed out in September, followed by a federal government summary of the total amount owed each issuer in the state.More from PennLive:
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