📣 BREAKING: Open Enrollment Week 4 HCgov Snapshot Report: 523,999 #ACA enrollees; 2.9 million total via HCgov states:
acasignups.net/20/12/03/2021-…
acasignups.net/20/12/03/2021-…
When adjusted for NJ & PA switching to their own state-based #ACA exchanges, HealthCare.Gov enrollments are still running 15.3% ahead of last year on a per-day basis.
Of the 36 states hosted via HC.gov, enrollment is ahead of last year in 34. North Dakota is nearly 30% ahead of last year.
The worst-performing states vs. last year so far are Kentucky & Alaska, at -4.5% & -1.5% respectively.
The worst-performing states vs. last year so far are Kentucky & Alaska, at -4.5% & -1.5% respectively.
REMEMBER: The deadline to #GetCovered in most states is DECEMBER 15TH. acasignups.net/20/11/13/oh-ye…
ONE AREA OF CONCERN: While *total* enrollment via HCgov is up 15% vs. last year, *NEW* enrollment is FLAT year over year when adjusted for NJ/PA dropping off: Around 23,500/day.
This is where @SeemaCMS completely gutting HC.gov's marketing/outreach budget hurts.
This is where @SeemaCMS completely gutting HC.gov's marketing/outreach budget hurts.
In any event, as of today, I've confirmed just shy of 4.0 million #ACA exchange enrollments nationally (though it's actually likely closer to 6.0 million as of today):
acasignups.net/20/12/03/graph…
acasignups.net/20/12/03/graph…
UPDATE: As @xpostfactoid reminds me, a big chunk of the *renewing* enrollees are likely the surge in SEP enrollees from earlier this year, who still count as renewing vs. "new". Also, a chunk of exchange enrollees who've lost their jobs/income have likely shifted to Medicaid.
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