Florida leads nation in ACA coverage losses as 440,000 drop plans after subsidy expiration
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About 440,000 Floridians dropped their Affordable Care Act health insurance plans this year after Congress allowed enhanced federal subsidies to expire in January, more than any other state in the nation. The subsidy expiration forced millions of Americans to decide whether to keep insurance that often doubled or tripled in cost or risk
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