HEALTHCHICAGO SUN-TIMES
Affordable Care Act enrollment in Illinois continues to drop, new state data shows
Affordable Care Act enrollment in Illinois dropped by nearly 15% to 373,065 as of May 31, with over 92,000 people losing coverage, primarily due to nonpayment of premiums. The state attributes rising costs to federal policies under the Trump Administration and the expiration of pandemic-era tax credits, which had previously subsidized insurance through the exchange.
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