Why Do Short-Term Health Insurance Plans Have Lower Premiums Than Plans That Comply with the ACA?

By Reports on Health Insurance and Health Care Costs from the Kaiser Family Foundation in ACA's Future, health costs, Health Reform, Kaiser Family Foundation, pre-existing conditions, premiums, Private Insurance
October 31, 2018

Short-term health insurance plans are able to charge premiums 54 percent lower than ACA-compliant plans, by excluding pre-existing conditions and severely limiting benefits.

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Why Do Short-Term Health Insurance Plans Have Lower Premiums Than Plans That Comply with the ACA?

Reports on Health Insurance and Health Care Costs from the Kaiser Family Foundation

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