The ObamaCARE ‘fix’ will not apply to people in California who lost their health insurance. The so called ObamaCARE ‘fix’ to let people keep the health care plans they were happy with, but determined to be junk by Democrats are now officially gone for over a million people in California.
#CoveredCA board decides to not allow people to stay in non-compliant health insurance plans.
— Covered California (@CoveredCA) November 21, 2013
If you like your plan, you can keep it if the government approves of it, period.
My plan in California went up $51 in October, and I got a letter from my insurance provider stating that I’m ok for 2014, but that it might be cancelled in 2015. I don’t have maternity coverage, so my policy is probably toast by this time next year.
The move effectively rejects the fix President Barack Obama proposed to salve the deeply troubled rollout of the Affordable Care Act.
That state already faces an age-old health insurance challenge: The old folks are outrunning the kids in the race to sign up for California’s insurance. If the trend continues, it might lead to higher premiums down the line.
People between the ages of 45 and 64 have enrolled in California’s health exchange at a much higher rate than their overall portion of the state’s total population, while younger adults’ enrollment levels essentially track their overall population size, data released on Thursday revealed.