New HHS Data Show More Americans than Ever Have Health Coverage through the Affordable Care Act

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New HHS Data Show More Americans than Ever Have Health Coverage through the Affordable Care Act
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31 million Americans currently have high-quality, affordable coverage through Marketplace or Medicaid expansion, thanks to the ACA and AmericanRescuePlan.

Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released a new report that shows 31 million Americans have health coverage through the Affordable Care Act – a record. The report also shows that there have been reductions in uninsurance rates in every state in the country since the law’s coverage expansions took effect. People served by the health Marketplaces and Medicaid expansion have reached record highs.

In addition, there are one million people enrolled in the ACA’s Basic Health Program, and nearly four million previously-eligible adult Medicaid enrollees who gained coverage under expansion due to the ACA’s enhanced outreach, streamlined applications, and increased federal funding under the ACA. Today’s report shows the important role the ACA has played in providing coverage to millions of Americans nationwide.

“Health care coverage is life-changing for our communities and families. Thanks to the Affordable Care Act millions of Americans have been able to enroll in high-quality, affordable coverage through the Marketplaces and Medicaid expansion,” said. “The Biden-Harris Administration is working to strengthen these vital programs that have advanced health equity and improved health outcomes.

Consumers who need coverage through the Marketplace should visit HealthCare.gov by August 15 to complete an application, review their options, and, if eligible, enroll in coverage. Consumers can find local help at Localhelp.healthcare.gov or by calling the Marketplace Call Center at 1-800-318-2596. TTY users should call 1-855-889-4325. Assistance is available in 150 languages. The call is free.

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