How the Supreme Court decision impacted HIX enrollment
Laura Pedulli | November 03, 2014 | Health Exec | Policy & Regulations

A data analysis by The New York Times reveals that more than 3 million people would have received insurance across 24 states if the Supreme Court had ruled differently in 2012.

At that time, the court had ruled that Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act would be optional for states, prompting many states to opt out.

Read more below:

Who Would Have Health Insurance if Medicaid Expansion Weren't Optional

Laura Pedulli

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