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Enhanced Premium Tax Credits

Over 1.3 million Floridians stand to lose health coverage if Congress allows enhanced premium tax credits to expire. These credits make coverage affordable for families, many earning less than 200% of the federal poverty level. Without congressional action, the resulting coverage losses will create far-reaching consequences for patients, providers, and Florida’s health care system. Learn more about enhanced premium tax credits and how FHA is advocating for their extension.

  • 4.6 million of 4.7 million Florida marketplace enrollees receive a tax credit
  • 3.8 million earn less than $54,000 for a family of three
  • 4.5 million Floridians will lose assistance if credits expire
  • Over 1 million affected enrollees fall below 200% of the federal poverty level
% FPL 2025 Wages for a Family of 3 # Enrollees
100-133% $15,060 - $20,030 $0
133-150% $20,030 - $22,590  $0
150-200% $22,591 - $30,120 $0 - $50
200-250% $30,121 - $37,650 $50 - $126
250-300%  $37,651 - $45,180 $126 - $226
300-400% $45,181 - $60,240 $226 - $427
400+% $60,241+ $427+
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Marketplace Enhanced Tax Credits

A concise overview of the enhanced premium tax credits, including eligibility, affordability impacts, and the potential consequences for Florida families if these critical supports are not extended.

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In the News

A snapshot of recent media coverage highlighting the importance of Enhanced Premium Tax Credits (EPTC) featuring FHA President and CEO Mary C. Mayhew, FHA Board Chair Randy Haffner, and other hospital leaders across the state.

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