Come November, the Georgia health insurance marketplace will transition from the HealthCare.Gov portal to a state-operated exchange called Georgia Access.

Jefferies analysts said Indianapolis-based Anthem will likely exit many ACA exchanges, including Georgia, which could have major repercussions for the state, according to Georgia Health News.

Instead of one government-run marketplace, the waiver would transition the state to a private sector platform called the Georgia Access Model.

Politics Government suspends Georgia plan for own marketplace instead of federal health insurance exchange The plan was included in a sweeping healthcare overhaul Gov. Brian Kemp announced in 2020.

The state of Georgia launched its own Affordable Care Act marketplace Monday ahead of open enrollment. The 1.3 million Georgians who have Obamacare can start window shopping for 2025 coverage ...

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John King noted that Georgia’s law mirrors Florida’s 2023 reforms, which led to a 23% drop in lawsuits and are starting to show 3% to 5% rate cuts.

The grocery chain has opened two Marketplace stores in Georgia this year. Along with the stores in Athens and Hoschton, another store will open in Bethlehem in December. Kroger has also broken ground ...

Federal officials are concerned that Georgia’s analyses are based on now-outdated assumptions that must be revisited to assess compliance with Section 1332’s guardrails.