In 2018, the Trump administration expanded the availability of short-term plans, allowing coverage to last up to 364 days, with renewals of up to three years.
A new study from the Galen Institute finds evidence that allowing Americans to enroll in short-term health insurance plans has not had the negative outcomes that some health industry insiders predicted. The new report, "Individual Health Insurance Markets Improving in States that Fully Permit Short-Term Plans," provides data to support that claim. The report comes at a time when the Biden administration has been reversing many regulatory changes put in place during President Trump's years in office.
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