The steep drop in enrollment reflects what insurers, administrators and other health policy experts expected earlier this year. After initial sign ups were lower than last year, they predicted the picture would get worse as time went on and people found they could not afford to pay their premiums.
Selena Simmons-Duffin is a Health Policy Correspondent at NPR. She covers a range of topics within healthcare, including patient care, mental health, and public health, while also addressing legal affairs related to health and wellness. Selena's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KPCW Radio, OPB, and WBUR, among others.











