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Impact of Health Reform on Non-Elderly Population's Insurance Coverage

In 2016, the projected total population of non-elderly individuals was 27 million, with estimates showing that 225 million could be insured without health reform. This leaves 53 million uninsured, of which about 40% are expected to be exempt from the insurance mandate. Consequently, over 30 million would remain uninsured but subject to the mandate. Many of these individuals might still opt for coverage, influenced by available tax subsidies. These insights are based on data from the Kaiser Family Foundation.

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Impact of Health Reform on Non-Elderly Population's Insurance Coverage

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  1. How Many Are Affected? Projected total population of 27 million non-elderly in 2016 225 million projected to be insured without health reform Leaving 53 million projected uninsured About 40% of the uninsured will be exempt from the mandate, leaving a little more than 30 million uninsured subject to it Many would buy coverage anyway with tax subsidies SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation

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