PA Headlines | Feb. 18 | ACA fallout: One in five Pennie enrollees drops health coverage.
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About 1 in 5 Pennsylvanians dropped their Affordable Care Act health insurance due to the expiration of federal subsidies that covered monthly premium costs. Enrollees who purchase their insurance of the state's ACA Marketplace Pennie, have had to make difficult decisions.
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