Delaware Gov. Carney Submits Op-Ed on Health Care Progress
Governor
Ten years ago, before
Across our state, more than 11 percent of Delawareans went without insurance. They skipped preventive visits to their doctors. And they accepted that a health crisis could also mean losing all their savings, or worse.
In the years since, we have made substantial progress in reducing the number of uninsured Delawareans.
With federal assistance, we have expanded our Medicaid program to provide quality health insurance coverage for
Since implementation of the ACA, we have nearly cut our uninsured population in half in
This is because, working with the
In addition, some people will qualify for premium assistance, making the plans even more affordable.
That's a really big deal. And as we near this year's deadline of open enrollment on the ACA health insurance marketplace, we want to make sure even more Delawareans get covered.
For Delawareans who don't have coverage through their employers, and for those who already have insurance through the ACA marketplace, I want to remind you and urge you to shop and compare ACA marketplace plans.
If you don't have coverage, you need to act quickly. Enrollment on the ACA marketplace is open through
If you're not sure if can afford coverage on the marketplace,
To make an appointment with a marketplace navigator, call
We know that we still have a lot of hard work to make health care more affordable for Delawareans and
And that's why we are working with health care providers on an initiative to bring transparency to health care prices and give
Our overall goals are to reduce health care costs costs, and improve affordability and health outcomes for Delawareans across our state.
Our overall goals are to reduce health care costs and to improve affordability and health outcomes for Delawareans across our state. To do this, we need to build on the foundation of the ACA until all Delawareans are able to get the quality health care they deserve.


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