ACA 2017 health plan enrollment reaches 6.4M

Since open enrollment for ACA marketplace plans began Nov. 1, 6.4 million individuals have enrolled in plans through the health insurance marketplace, reflecting an increase of 400,000 compared to the same period last year.

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The largest enrollment day for this year’s open enrollment was the original Dec. 15 deadline for coverage beginning Jan. 1, with 670,000 plans selected. The previous record was 70,000 less, recorded on the same day in 2015.

CMS said total plan selections from Nov. 1 through the extended deadline for Jan. 1 coverage of Dec. 19 include 2.1 million new customers and 4.3 million returning enrollees. This total does not include consumers whose coverage will be automatically renewed for Jan. 1.  

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