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Thousands drop health insurance in Mass., and picture is expected to get worse, experts say - The Boston Globe

Massachusetts Health Connector enrollment dropped about 7 percent, with current enrollment below 350,000.
A survey found 58% of those who lost coverage are now uninsured.
Premium increases and subsidy cuts drove many to drop coverage.
Many younger and poorer residents are more likely to go uninsured.
Policy changes could worsen coverage as Medicaid work rules take effect next year.
Some individuals faced unaffordable premiums and high out-of-pocket costs.
Experts warn premiums may stay high in 2027.
The debate over subsidies intensified during last year’s U.S. political fight.
Some families chose plans with fewer benefits to stay insured.
Noncitizen immigrants with legal status were among those left uninsured.
Local health experts warn of broader financial impacts from uninsured rates.

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