Pennie health insurance enrollment drops by 160k after federal subsidies expire
Enrollment in Pennsylvania's Affordable Care Act marketplace, Pennie, dropped by 160,000 after federal subsidies expired, with higher costs cited as the main reason for leaving. Roughly one-third of 2025 enrollees are no longer covered, and average premiums increased by 102%, disproportionately affecting lower-income, older, and rural populations.
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