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Analysis Shows Drop in Affordable Care Act Marketplace Enrollment
June 12, 2026
Why it matters locally: New Mexico, which has higher uninsured rates than the national average, may be affected by enrollment trends in the ACA marketplace. State officials and healthcare advocates may need to assess whether the decline impacts New Mexicans' access to affordable coverage options.
Washington – A recent analysis by KFF revealed a decrease in the number of people enrolled in health insurance plans through Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces, including Healthcare.gov. The KFF paper indicates a reduction of 5 million individuals with such coverage. Data analysis showed the decline occurred over a specific period; details of which were included in the paper. Previously, individuals obtained health insurance through these marketplaces. Healthcare.gov serves as a portal for individuals to purchase health insurance. State-based marketplaces operate similarly, offering coverage options under the ACA. The KFF analysis focuses on enrollment trends within these marketplaces.
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