Impact of Clinton’s Proposed Reforms on Total Out-of-Pocket Health Care Spending of Insured People, by Income, 2018 ACA Add cost-sharing tax credit Reduce.

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Impact of Clinton’s Proposed Reforms on Total Out-of-Pocket Health Care Spending of Insured People, by Income, 2018 ACA Add cost-sharing tax credit Reduce maximum contribution Reduce maximum contribution and fix family glitch Add public option <139% FPL 139%–250% FPL 251%–400% FPL >400% FPL Notes: Out-of-pocket spending = premium contributions + out-of-pocket cost-sharing. Dollar values are reported in Appendix Table A.3. Data: RAND COMPARE microsimulation model. Source: C. Eibner, S. Nowak, and J. Liu, Hillary Clinton’s Health Care Reform Proposals: Anticipated Effects on Insurance Coverage, Out-of-Pocket Costs, and the Federal Deficit, The Commonwealth Fund, September 2016.