I've been hearing vague language that with the public health emergency officially ending, people on Covered California will probably have less govt subsidy & monthly costs will go up for us.

Do we have any info on that? Does anyone know or is that yet to be determined?

What part of govt determines that? State? Fed? Combo?

My Covered Ca monthly costs went up very substantially Jan 1 & my employer provided option doesn't meet my needs.

#PublicHealthEmergency #CoveredCA #HealthInsurance

In short, #CoveredCA 's definition of proof and of verify are quite different than mine.

I love #Obamacare. I really do. But holy crap is it confusing. Here's a lightly edited partial transcript of my conversation with them today, after receiving a notice of a "discrepancy in income".

What they want is for you to use last year's income as a basis for estimating this year's income. That's great if you have a regular job with a regular paycheck. But take my word for it: my 2022 income offers zero clues as to my 2023 income.

#CoveredCA #healthInsurance #bureaucracy #Kafka

RT @JenAFlory@twitter.com

Exciting news in the #CABudget for low-income health consumers: no more #SeniorPenalty in Medi-Cal, benefits like vision restored, #Health4All young adults, and extra subsidies for the poorest #CoveredCA enrollees. Still more to do, but it's a start!

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/JenAFlory/status/1137906989810327552