Americans who received tax credits through HealthCare.gov would face an average premium hike of 76 percent if the federal court ruling invalidating those subsidies were to stand, a recent analysis showed.
Avalere Health, an independent consulting firm, put out its analysis last week, with the following estimates of premium increases for individual states.
Via @CPearsonAvalere, a state-by-state look at how much premiums would shoot up if Halbig stands: pic.twitter.com/xURNRN0wS7
— Dan Diamond (@ddiamond) July 22, 2014
