Percentage of Plans Where the Beneficiary Must Meet a Deductible Before Primary Care Office Visits or Prescription Drugs Are Covered, Marketplace and.

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Percentage of Plans Where the Beneficiary Must Meet a Deductible Before Primary Care Office Visits or Prescription Drugs Are Covered, Marketplace and Employer-Based Plans, 2016 * Authors’ calculations from Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, Employer Health Benefits: 2015 Annual Survey, Sept. 2015. Most recent employer survey data are from 2015. Sources: Qualified Health Plan Landscape Files for federally facilitated marketplace, Nov. 2015; state insurance websites and state marketplace websites for state-based marketplaces, Nov. 2015.