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Health Affairs Rural Health briefing

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This morning I will be one of the featured speakers at the Health Affairs Rural Health briefing.

 

I will be presenting a paper: The  Rural-Urban Differences in Individual Market Health Plan Affordability after Subsidy Payment Cuts

 

I co-wrote this with Jean Abraham, Ph.D, University of Minnesota and Coleman Drake, Ph.D, University of Pittsburgh.  We found that CSR cuts led to significantly cheaper plans for subsidized enrollees when there was silver loading and silver switching of CSR obligations.  Non-subsidized enrollees paid more no matter what strategy a state adopted.  Rural subsidized enrollees saw bigger affordability gains than urban subsidized enrollees.

 

This is our key exhibit where the subsidized individual is a single 50 year old non-smoker earning 400% FPL, and the unsubsidized individual is the same except that they earn 401% FPL.

 

Health Affairs Rural ACA affordability

 

I will be speaking at 11:00 EST.

 

Webcast is here:

 

Health Affairs Rural Healthcare briefing 1

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    Gary Ratner

    I tuned in just in time to hear your last words, but stayed on line long enough to hear Kenton Johnston explain that the lack of primary care providers was likely not a big factor in rural health care outcomes. Interesting to me, because Georgia advocates for direct primary care argue the contrary with vigor, but not data.

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