Pa. Insurance Dept.: Pennsylvanians to See More Plans, Insurers, and Stable Premiums in 2022
Insurance Commissioner
Altman also announced the 2022 requested rate filings for insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Both individual and small group rate requests would result in a modest statewide average increase. Insurers offering plans in the individual market filed rates requesting an average statewide increase of 2.0 percent. Insurers that currently sell in
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As currently filed, of
As filed, there will no longer be any counties with only one insurer offering coverage through Pennie in 2022, as every county in
Collectively, this increased competition around the state will provide consumers with more options to make the best decision for themselves, as well as their families.
"This administration has worked tirelessly toward educating Pennsylvanians about the importance of health insurance during COVID-19 and beyond," said Altman. "Providing increased access to affordable comprehensive health coverage was the foundation for the creation of Pennie, the state's health insurance marketplace.
"Currently, nearly 330,000 Pennsylvanians are enrolled in coverage through Pennie," continued Altman. "Due to the savings from the American Rescue Plan, 90 percent of Pennie customers are receiving financial assistance, and the amount of financial assistance available has increased by
Approximately 1.3 million Pennsylvanians are currently enrolled in coverage made available by the Affordable Care Act.
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