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Getting Georgia Covered

Getting Georgia Covered OE7
Authors: Georgians for a Healthy Future
Published: November 1, 2020

This policy report identifies key themes in consumer and assister experiences during the 2020 open enrollment period; describes how this open enrollment period differed from the previous six; and identifies policy opportunities to close the coverage gap, ensure access to care, address affordability issues, and provide for the continued success of the Marketplace.

This policy report identifies key themes in consumer and assister experiences during the 2020 open enrollment period; describes how this open enrollment period differed from the previous six; and identifies policy opportunities to close the coverage gap, ensure access to care, address affordability issues, and provide for the continued success of the Marketplace.

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