Healthcare coverage for low-income adults in non-Medicaid expansion states.
This act establishes a new federal program to provide health care coverage to low-income adults in states that have not expanded Medicaid. This means these individuals will gain access to essential health benefits without premium costs, and their out-of-pocket expenses will be limited. Additionally, states that choose to expand Medicaid will receive increased federal financial assistance.
Key points
Healthcare access: Low-income adults in non-Medicaid expansion states will gain access to a federal healthcare program.
No premiums, limited costs: The program will not charge premiums, and cost-sharing will be limited, reducing financial burden for beneficiaries.
State support: States that expand Medicaid will receive increased federal funding, potentially encouraging broader coverage for citizens.
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