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41704630 Impact in Georgia of the Affordable Care Act (ACA)(from OPE, U.S. Department of HHS)Coverage Gains in Georgia thanks to the ACA (2010-2015)581,000 people gained coverage, including74,000 young people who gained coverage by staying on their parents’ plan until 26 years of ageAn overall (even w/o Medicaid expansion) 5.8% decline in the uninsured.Gains in Care, thanks to the ACA (2015)751,478 Medicare Part B patients received free preventive services.Consumer savings thanks to the ACA (Q1, 2016)For people with ACA Marketplace Plans427,353 people received subsidies averaging $291/monthequals $3492 in savings per person per year For people with Employer Group Planspremium decrease from 7.0% annual growth rate in 2000-2010 to a 5.7% annual growth rate in 2010-2015 equals $1100 annual savings per family in 2015equals $1800 annual savings per family in 2016All these benefits lost to Georgia families if the ACA is repealed. ................
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