From the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.
ACA Repeal = Millions will lose coverage + Hundreds of thousands will lose jobs
Up to 3.7 million insured in California’s Medicaid expansion and a further 1.2 million Californians receiving subsidies to buy affordable health insurance in Covered California are at risk if current Republican plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act are enacted, according to a set of new studies and county fact sheets from the UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education and the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.
Millions of Californians stand to lose from ACA repeal in some way — either through lost access to affordable coverage or to jobs created by health insurance expansion.
“Fallout from Republican changes to the health care system could be even more harmful if the administration changes the way Medi-Cal benefits are calculated or if coverage features are reduced,” said Miranda Dietz, researcher at the UC Berkeley Labor Center and lead author of one study.
Read the press release: Millions in California will lose coverage and hundreds of thousands of jobs will be lost if ACA is repealed — new studies, county fact sheets
Read the publication: ACA Repeal in California: Who Stands to Lose?
Downloads & Related Links
Articles
- Data Brief: ACA Repeal in California: Who Stands to Lose?
- Related Data Brief: California’s Projected Economic Losses under ACA Repeal
Press Releases
Authors
- View author bio – Laurel Lucia
- View author bio – Gerald F. Kominski, PhD
- View author bio – Ken Jacobs
Related links
- UC Berkeley Center for Labor Research and Education
- Fact Sheet: Fresno County
- Fact Sheet: Kern County
- Fact Sheet: Kings County
- Fact Sheet: Los Angeles County
- Fact Sheet: Madera County
- Fact Sheet: Merced County
- Fact Sheet: Orange County
- Fact Sheet: Riverside County
- Fact Sheet: Sacramento
- Fact Sheet: San Bernardino
- Fact Sheet: San Diego
- Fact Sheet: San Joaquin County
- Fact Sheet: Stanislaus County
- Fact Sheet: Tulare County