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Florida Health Care Plans company history timeline

2006

Louise Norris is an individual health insurance broker who has been writing about health insurance and health reform since 2006.

2014

For perspective, here’s a summary of how average premiums have changed in Florida’s individual market since ACA-compliant policies debuted in 2014:

2015

In early January 2015, Florida Health Choices began offering health plans that were compliant with the ACA and covered the ACA s ten essential health benefits.

The Florida Health Choices board of directors approved an $852,000 budget for 2015.

2016

Two weeks before the start of the third open enrollment period, Cigna announced that they would not offer plans in the exchange in Florida in 2016.

UnitedHealthcare exited the individual market in Florida at the end of 2016, as was the case in many of the states where they offered exchange plans in 2016.

2017

Ultimately, the Trump Administration cut off CSR funding in October 2017.

Cigna had planned to re-enter the Florida exchange in 2017 with a new suite of plans available.

2018

Together with 17 other GOP-led states, Florida is arguing that the ACA should be invalidated, and a judge agreed with them in late 2018.

2018: Average increase of 44.8 percent, mostly due to the assumption (which was correct) that cost-sharing reduction funding would end.

2019

By 2019, the website was still up, but no plans appeared to be directly for sale through it.

2019: FLOIR published a list of the insurers that had filed to participate in 2019 (including Oscar, which joined the exchange as of 2019) and noted that the average proposed rate increase for 2019 was 8.8 percent.

2020

For 2020, Bright Health joined the exchange in Florida, and Cigna rejoined the exchange.

2021

Louise Norris Health insurance & health reform authority April 6, 2021

A record number of people — 2,120,350 — enrolled in plans through the Florida exchange during the open enrollment period for 2021 coverage.

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