Obamacare enrollment dips in Bay Area after extra subsidy expires
Enrollment in Obamacare is plummeting in California after Republicans in Congress opted not to extend a policy that beefed up financial assistance for patients, a move that led to the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history. That means California is losing $2.5 billion in federal funds to help about 2 million residents pay for health insurance.
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