The Affordable Care Act got its name from the provisions intended to make health insurance coverage more affordable to the majority of the uninsured individuals in the country. The law accomplishies this primarily through two kinds of subsidies: one covers a portion of the premium and one reduces eligible consumers out of pocket expenses.
These subsidies; offered exclusively through the Exchange, are only available to qualifying individuals and families who are at 400% of the federal poverty level in 2019, that results in those with an income of less the $49,960 for individuals and less than $103,000 for families of four. |