AIS Health Plan Data Show Shift to Individual, Public-Sector Coverage
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The health insurance industry in 2017 saw gains in two sectors most threatened by potential changes to the Affordable Care Act: Commercial risk-based individual (non-group) enrollment grew 11% in 2017, while Medicaid HMO enrollment grew almost 7%, according to AIS's Directory of Health Plans: 2017.
Preliminary data from the upcoming Directory indicate that the public sector continues to flourish overall.
By comparison, the number of people covered under group policies all decreased slightly, with small-group plans seeing the largest reduction (5.5%). Large group plans shrunk by a mere 1%, while ASO/self-funded group membership remained flat.
The individual-market increase of more than 1.8 million people occurred despite several large insurers' drastically reducing their public exchange presence in 2017, which resulted in a slight drop (1%) in reported public exchange enrollment. That figure stood at 9,589,438 in 2017, compared with 9,691,529 in 2016. This figure includes some SHOP exchange enrollment.
AIS's Directory of Health Plans is the most comprehensive resource available on the
Available in various formats, AIS's Directory of Health Plans: 2017 will ship in June for book and USB purchasers. Subscribers to the online version can get immediate access to the data via an interactive website. For more information, and to order AIS's Directory of Health Plans: 2017, visit https://aishealth.com/marketplace/gdhp14-preorder. For more information on the online version, visit https://aishealthdata.com/dhp.
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