ehealth Inventory Report of Major Medical Health Plans Available Off of Government Exchanges

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ehealth Inventory Report of Major Medical Health Available Off of Government Exchanges February 2014

Introduction Beginning January 1, 2014, all new major medical health insurance plans were required to meet new standards established by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) became available. The ACA requires all plans to be available to anyone, regardless of medical history (pre-existing health conditions); provide coverage for the 10 essential health benefits (EHBs) mandated by the ACA; and have a metallic benefit level (bronze, silver, gold, or platinum) starting at a minimum of 60% actuarial value, per person. Many major medical health plans are available for enrollment through government health insurance exchanges, as well as other enrollment channels, with a premium tax credit, or subsidy. However, there are also major medical health plans that meet the standards of the ACA and are available for enrollment off of government exchanges and without a subsidy. Today, ehealth, Inc. has over 2,300 major medical health plans that meet the ACA benefit standards for health insurance that are not available for enrollment on a any government exchange. These plans are offered by major insurance carriers, across the country, and they represent the largest inventory of 2014 plans available for customers to enroll in online -- without a subsidy -- of any marketplace or exchange in the country. The Study This study analyzes every major medical health plan available for enrollment at ehealthinsurance.com in 25 cities across the United States between January 25 and February 4, 2014. These plans meet all of the benefit standards of the Affordable Care Act but are not available for enrollment on any government exchange and cannot be purchased with a subsidy. In total, 947 individual health plans were used in the study, including 90 catastrophic plans, 309 bronze-level plans, 323 silver-level plans, 167 gold-level plans and 58 platinum-level plans. The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that about 40% of their calculated potential individual and family health insurance buyers will not qualify for government subsidies, which equals about 12 million consumers who aren't necessarily going to be best served by shopping for health insurance through government exchanges. The analysis includes monthly premiums,, doctor and benefits for a 29- year-old adult living in the following cities: Phoenix Arizona; Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego and San Francisco California; Denver Colorado; Hartford Connecticut; Miami and Tampa Florida; Atlanta Georgia; Chicago Illinois; Boston Massachusetts; Baltimore Maryland; Minneapolis Minnesota; St Louis Missouri; 2

Raleigh-Durham North Carolina; New York, New York; Cleveland Ohio; Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania; Nashville Tennessee; Dallas and Houston Texas; Seattle Washington and Richmond Virginia. Table 1 below provides a summary of the 25-City analysis. It includes the average for monthly premiums and annual s for a 29-year-old. Table 1 also shows the percentage of plans that cover to a primary care doctor with a co-payment (before the is met), as well as the percentage of plans that provide coverage for individuals who wish to see a doctor that is not included in their health plan s network. The average premiums and s used in the study are weighted to reflect the total number of plans available in each market and at each metallic level. Table 1. Plan Metallic Level Doctor before nonemergency out-ofnetwork Catastrophic $176 $6,342 96% 61% 90 Bronze $223 $5,401 53% 59% 309 Silver $273 $2,958 74% 65% 323 Gold $321 $1,254 91% 53% 167 Platinum $380 $509 97% 54% 58 TOTAL $285 $3,612 73% 60% 947 The analysis covers 947 plans available through ehealthinsurance.com across these 25 cities. Major highlights of the study include: The average health insurance plan premium across these cities for a 29-year old, across all metal tiers, and without subsidies was $285 with a $3,612 average. For this same demographic, nearly three-fourths (73%) of all plans covered doctor with a co-payment and nearly two-thirds (60%) covered an enrollee s visit to a doctor that was outside of their plan s provider network. Additional data on different plan levels: Catastrophic : The average catastrophic plan had a $176 premium and a $6,342. Nearly all catastrophic plans (96%) covered doctor with a co-payment and more than half (61%) covered an enrollee s visit to a doctor that was outside of their plan s provider network. Bronze : The average bronze plan had a $223 premium and a $5,401. Roughly half (53%) covered doctor with a co-payment and more than half (59%) covered an enrollee s visit to a doctor that was outside of their plan s provider network. Silver : The average silver plan had a $273 premium and a $2,958. About threefourths (74%) of all silver plans covered doctor with a co-payment and two-thirds (65%) covered an enrollee s visit to a doctor that was outside of their plan s provider network. Gold : The average gold plan had a $321 premium and a $1,254. Most gold plans (91%) covered doctor with a co-payment and about half (53%) covered an enrollee s visit to a doctor that was outside of their plan s provider network. Platinum : The average platinum plan had a $380 premium and a $509. Most platinum plans (97%) covered doctor with a co-payment and about half (54%) covered an enrollee s visit to a doctor that was outside of their plan s provider network. 3

Table 2 below provides individual data on all 25 cities including average monthly premiums and annual s for a 29-year-old, across all metal levels, as well as the percentage of plans that cover to a primary care doctor with a co-payment and plans that provide coverage for individuals who wish to see a doctor that is not included in their health plan s network. Table 2. Plan Metallic Level before AZ, Phoenix (85001) Catastrophic $146 $115 $6,350 100% 71% 7 Bronze $206 $157 $5,662 59% 88% 17 Silver $240 $175 $2,365 59% 88% 19 Gold $255 $199 $1,406 88% 63% 8 Platinum $260 $225 $1,375 100% 50% 6 Weighted $223 $174 $3,599 42% 47% 57 CA, Los Angeles (90001) Catastrophic $190 $174 $6,350 100% 50% 4 Bronze $223 $202 $5,057 57% 36% 14 Silver $274 $216 $2,261 86% 43% 14 Gold $327 $245 $365 90% 40% 10 Platinum $364 $276 $0 100% 43% 7 Weighted $276 $223 $2,217 86% 41% 49 CA, Sacramento (95652) Catastrophic $217 $194 $6,350 100% 67% 3 Bronze $237 $225 $4,927 55% 73% 11 Silver $313 $289 $1,813 88% 50% 8 Gold $395 $347 $100 100% 40% 5 Platinum $455 $398 $0 100% 50% 4 Weighted $308 $291 $2,847 81% 58% 31 CA, San Diego (91911) Catastrophic $195 $169 $6,350 100% 50% 4 Bronze $231 $205 $5,057 64% 36% 14 Silver $288 $241 $2,261 86% 43% 14 Gold $346 $272 $365 90% 50% 10 Platinum $390 $307 $0 100% 43% 7 Weighted $291 $239 $2,684 84% 43% 49 CA, San Francisco (94117) Catastrophic $234 $208 $6,350 100% 50% 4 Bronze $276 $249 $5,057 57% 36% 14 Silver $340 $323 $2,365 83% 42% 12 Gold $415 $390 $456 88% 63% 8 Platinum $551 $443 $0 100% 60% 5 Weighted $348 $322 $2,982 84% 51% 43 CO, Denver (80246) Catastrophic $209 $154 $6,350 83% 50% 6 Bronze $240 $170 $5,267 59% 50% 22 Silver $289 $220 $2,425 65% 54% 26 Gold $319 $251 $1,019 88% 63% 8 Platinum $283 $283 $1,000 100% 100% 1 Weighted $268 $215 $3,590 68% 49% 63 CT, Hartford (06101) Catastrophic $182 $181 $6,350 100% 50% 2 Bronze $242 $220 $5,622 44% 44% 9 Silver $267 $200 $2,829 53% 84% 19 Gold $345 $345 $1,500 100% 0% 1 Weighted $257 $237 $3,455 55% 68% 31 4

Plan Metallic Level before FL, Miami (33101) Catastrophic $184 $120 $6,350 50% 50% 6 Bronze $253 $177 $5,800 81% 56% 17 Silver $313 $239 $3,487 88% 38% 16 Gold $349 $259 $1,456 100% 0% 8 Platinum $372 $313 $875 50% 50% 2 Weighted $285 $222 $4,319 75% 45% 49 FL, Tampa (33601) Catastrophic $166 $138 $6,350 100% 40% 5 Bronze $224 $179 $5,780 60% 53% 15 Silver $282 $203 $3,470 87% 60% 15 Gold $322 $234 $1,414 86% 29% 7 Platinum $322 $264 $875 100% 0% 2 Weighted $257 $204 $4,140 80% 48% 44 GA, Atlanta (30301) Catastrophic $152 $116 $6,350 100% 50% 6 Bronze $214 $177 $5,228 57% 50% 22 Silver $258 $201 $3,144 79% 58% 19 Gold $307 $230 $1,140 90% 50% 10 Platinum $272 $259 $1,750 100% 50% 2 Weighted $249 $197 $3,882 75% 53% 59 IL, Chicago (60634) Catastrophic $178 $153 $6,350 100% 60% 5 Bronze $221 $133 $5,684 44% 69% 16 Silver $264 $184 $4,483 92% 75% 12 Gold $288 $215 $2,194 100% 67% 9 Platinum $337 $299 $750 100% 25% 4 Weighted $251 $197 $4,331 78% 65% 46 MA, Suffolk (02021) Bronze $289 $259 $2,000 0% 0% 3 Silver $324 $290 $2,000 100% 0% 3 Gold $416 $332 $2,000 100% 0% 6 Platinum $494 $442 $1,500 100% 0% 3 Weighted $388 $331 $1,900 80% 0% 15 MD, Baltimore (21202) Catastrophic $189 $189 $6,350 100% 0% 1 Bronze $168 $128 $4,714 29% 29% 7 Silver $221 $200 $1,864 57% 29% 7 Gold $268 $229 $667 83% 33% 6 Platinum $333 $323 $0 100% 100% 2 Weighted $225 $214 $2,452 61% 35% 23 MN, Minneapolis (55401) Catastrophic $100 $85 $6,263 100% 100% 8 Bronze $135 $101 $6,008 42% 100% 19 Silver $165 $135 $2,795 60% 100% 20 Gold $200 $157 $1,010 70% 100% 10 Platinum $189 $189 $1,000 100% 100% 1 Weighted $153 $133 $3,987 62% 100% 58 MO, St. Louis (63123) Catastrophic $161 $110 $6,350 100% 80% 5 Bronze $203 $160 $5,471 50% 100% 12 Silver $267 $213 $3,400 75% 100% 12 Gold $298 $231 $1,071 100% 86% 7 Weighted $237 $179 $4,047 75% 94% 36 5

Plan Metallic Level Doctor before covering nonemergency outof-network NC, Raleigh-Durham (27610) Catastrophic $169 $111 $6,350 100% 50% 2 Bronze $228 $175 $5,843 71% 86% 7 Silver $272 $239 $3,592 66% 100% 6 Gold $314 $271 $1,467 100% 100% 3 Weighted s $250 $199 $4,420 77% 89% 18 NY, New York (10001) Bronze $364 $360 $4,900 100% 0% 2 Silver $423 $418 $2,350 100% 0% 2 Gold $519 $519 $1,000 100% 0% 1 Platinum $616 $616 $200 100% 0% 1 Weighted $451 $478 $2,617 100% 0% 6 OH, Cleveland-Akron (44115) Catastrophic $188 $155 $6,350 100% 75% 4 Bronze $235 $162 $5,445 59% 100% 17 Silver $290 $215 $3,068 69% 88% 16 Gold $332 $262 $1,194 88% 75% 8 Platinum $351 $351 $500 100% 100% 1 Weighted s $269 $229 $3,850 72% 89% 46 PA, Philadelphia (19019) Catastrophic $216 $196 $6,350 100% 50% 4 Bronze $221 $133 $5,732 44% 69% 11 Silver $325 $224 $3,165 80% 80% 10 Gold $363 $267 $500 100% 60% 5 Platinum $408 $348 $250 100% 67% 3 Weighted s $291 $234 $3,738 82% 67% 33 Pittsburgh, PA (15221) Catastrophic $166 $126 $6,350 100% 50% 2 Bronze $222 $186 $5,938 50% 50% 4 Silver $282 $239 $3,680 80% 20% 5 Gold $315 $286 $1,417 100% 0% 3 Platinum $369 $369 $750 100% 100% 1 Weighted s $263 $241 $3,990 80% 33% 15 TN, Nashville (37201) Catastrophic $191 $154 $6,350 100% 50% 2 Bronze $208 $141 $5,522 33% 77% 9 Silver $245 $186 $3,547 53% 76% 17 Gold $301 $247 $1,531 62% 75% 8 Platinum $360 $339 $833 66% 100% 3 Weighted s $254 $213 $3,524 54% 77% 39 TX, Dallas (75201) Catastrophic $210 $190 $6,350 100% 100% 3 Bronze $245 $163 $5,620 33% 83% 12 Silver $288 $231 $3,619 85% 85% 13 Gold $237 $284 $1,650 91% 64% 11 Platinum $384 $384 $100 100% 100% 1 Weighted s $258 $250 $3,795 73% 80% 40 TX, Houston (77001) Catastrophic $175 $141 $6,350 100% 75% 4 Bronze $209 $147 $5,583 50% 67% 12 Silver $260 $208 $3,896 92% 75% 12 Gold $299 $249 $1,705 100% 55% 11 Platinum $354 $303 $0 100% 100% 2 Weighted s $252 $210 $3,851 83% 66% 41 6

Plan Metallic Level before WA, Seattle (98174) Bronze $212 $197 $5,220 40% 80% 10 Silver $273 $251 $2,175 70% 90% 10 Gold $322 $297 $894 100% 88% 8 Weighted s $265 $248 $2,897 68% 86% 28 VA, Richmond (23222) Catastrophic $178 $163 $6350 100% 67% 3 Bronze $235 $188 $4865 46% 31% 13 Silver $291 $246 $3,069 81% 19% 16 Gold $354 $304 $750 100% 0% 6 Weighted s $273 $225 $3,576 80% 24% 38 25-City s before Catastrophic $176 $6,342 96% 61% 90 Bronze $223 $5,401 53% 59% 309 Silver $273 $2,958 74% 65% 323 Gold $321 $1,254 91% 53% 167 Platinum $380 $509 97% 54% 58 TOTAL $285 $3,612 73% 60% 947 7