ACA Health Insurance Consumers Want Affordable Premiums and Coverage Choices, eHealth Survey Finds

Among the survey's highlights:
- Sixty-one percent of respondents say they could be drawn away from ACA coverage if another option offered them savings on monthly premiums.
- Most are willing to give up maternity care (81%) and mental health care (57%) in exchange for lower prices.
- More than four in ten (43 percent) are aware that short-term health insurance plans can now be purchased for coverage periods of up to one year in most states.
- About half (49 percent) don't know the ACA tax penalty was repealed.
- About three in ten (31 percent) don't know the dates for this year's open enrollment period.
Additional findings and analysis are provided in eHealth's survey report.
"As eHealth has reported, the average premium paid by families not receiving ACA subsidies increased 75 percent between the 2014 and 2018 open enrollment periods, to more than
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