An Act relating to health care insurance deductibles.
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Overview
This bill would limit the amount Alaskans must pay out-of-pocket before their health insurance starts covering costs, known as a deductible. Specifically, it sets maximum annual deductibles of $1,700 for individual health insurance plans and $3,400 for family plans. The bill aims to make health insurance more affordable for Alaskans by capping these deductible amounts. This legislation is currently under review in the Alaska State Legislature.
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