2017 Plan Preview Now Up on HC.gov

[TN_agent]

thanks to MSBC for pointing this out.

https://www.healthcare.gov/see-plans/

In my state: Choice of two plans from one carrier in the first zip code I tried. I thought that carriers had to offer at least a gold and silver if selling on the exchange? The two I saw were Bronze and Silver.

40 year old male, $330 for Bronze, $420 Silver (rounding) w/out subsidy

Different county (different carrier), 63 year old male, $975 for Bronze, $1170 for Silver

Doesn't really matter since commission in TN is 0%, but wow are some people going to be mad.

 

[Yagents]

Interesting game being played (elections?), no link from the HC.gov home page for these 2017 rates.

 

[Evan]

Its on the homepage

 

[Yagents]

"Get Ready to Apply" is not the same thing as 2017 rates now avail.

Want a laugh. Run zip 85382

 

[dgoldenz]

"Get Ready to Apply" is not the same thing as 2017 rates now avail.

Want a laugh. Run zip 85382

Seems reasonable:

40-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $1333/mo
Silver - $1422/mo
Gold - $1978/mo

50-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $1688/mo
Silver - $1799/mo
Gold - $2503/mo

60-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $2335/mo
Silver - $2489/mo
Gold - $3463/mo

 

[sshafran]

Seems reasonable:

40-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $1333/mo
Silver - $1422/mo
Gold - $1978/mo

50-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $1688/mo
Silver - $1799/mo
Gold - $2503/mo

60-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $2335/mo
Silver - $2489/mo
Gold - $3463/mo

They told those seniors not to have kids....

 

[DS4]

Seems reasonable:

40-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $1333/mo
Silver - $1422/mo
Gold - $1978/mo

50-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $1688/mo
Silver - $1799/mo
Gold - $2503/mo

60-year-old parents with two kids:
Bronze - $2335/mo
Silver - $2489/mo
Gold - $3463/mo

Makes me homesick for the old days where we were paid a % of the premium. Now, $12 PMPM, or, $36

 

[Ann H]

They told those seniors not to have kids....

I am 58, and my husband and I have 4 kids.

 

[dgoldenz]

Considering a 25-year-old is a child now...

 

[AllenChicago]

With release of the Plan Preview at Healthcare.gov today, HHS published a statement which is beyond number fudging.

The Obama Administration says that 77% of the 20 million ObamaCare enrollees pay less than $100 a month. What they aren't telling Americans, is that of those 20 million, 9 million are on FREE Medicaid. So technically, those 9 million people are paying less than $100 a month per person.

Full Story: Obamacare enrollment: A sneak peak at 2017 plans and what they'll really cost you


As usual, Donald Trump is on top of things...

'It's Over for Obamacare,' Trump Says of Big Hike in Premiums - ABC News