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Out-of-Pocket Limits for Low-Income People in Silver Plans, Largest City in Nonexpansion States Note: Second-lowest-cost silver plans for 2016; 40-year-old.

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1 Out-of-Pocket Limits for Low-Income People in Silver Plans, Largest City in Nonexpansion States
Note: Second-lowest-cost silver plans for 2016; 40-year-old male nonsmoker; $13,000 annual income; “medium” user of health care; largest city in state. Data: HealthCare.gov; website displays information for all nonexpansion states except for Idaho, which operates its own state-based marketplace. Source: S. Beutel, M. Gunja, and S. R. Collins, How Much Financial Protection Do Marketplace Plans Provide in States Not Expanding Medicaid? The Commonwealth Fund, June 2016.

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