Fewer New Yorkers sign up for private ACA health insurance as costs rise
Fewer New Yorkers are enrolling in private health plans through the state’s Affordable Care Act marketplace so far this year as insurance premiums go up, early state data shows. As of early January, 206,427 New Yorkers had signed up for private insurance through the marketplace, a 3% decrease compared with enrollment figures released around the…
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