State Action on Their Individual Markets

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State Action on Their Individual Markets Type of action (number of states): Reinsurance (7) Individual mandate requiring health coverage (5 + D.C.) Health coverage subsidies (3) Short-term health plan regulation (23 + D.C.) Annual open enrollment period extensions (7 + D.C.) Promotion of ACA marketplace competition (6 + D.C.) Prohibition of noncompliant transitional health plans (14 + D.C.) Exemption of farm bureau plans from insurance rules (3) Public plan option (1) No action 1 action to promote access 2 actions to promote access 3 actions to promote access 4 or more actions to promote access 1 action likely to decrease access Note: Extension of open enrollment is for 2019 coverage. Data: Commonwealth Fund, “What Is Your State Doing to Affect Access to Adequate Health Insurance?,” (Commonwealth Fund, last updated July 2019).