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Exchange Data World

SourceThe dataYears
Every plan
Plans and benefitsEvery qualified health plan: metal level, deductibles, copays, the out-of-pocket max, covered benefits, per plan year.2014 to 2026
PremiumsBy plan, rating area and age, per plan year.2014 to 2026
Where each plan sellsService areas and counties per issuer; the network and the machine-readable file each plan points to.2014 to 2026
Which plan became whichThe crosswalk from one plan year to the next: renewed, replaced, discontinued.2015 to 2026
Plans in the states that run their own exchangeThe same plan, benefit, rate, service area, network and rule files for the states not on HealthCare.gov, kept apart from the federal files. With them every state and DC is covered each plan year; where a state is in both, the state file is its small-group exchange.2016 to 2026
Who bought, and what they paid for
EnrollmentEffectuated enrollment monthly by state, and by issuer and geography, for the federal and state exchanges.2014 to 2026
Enrollment by parent companyEvery exchange issuer tied to its legal entity, insurance group and parent, as it was each year and as it is today; enrollment summed by parent, state and nation, federal and state exchanges apart.2014 to 2026
Claims, appeals and denialsWhat issuers report about claims received, denied and appealed, per plan.2017 to 2026
Quality and experienceStar ratings per plan, the nationwide quality ratings by issuer, and the enrollee survey.2017 to 2026
The money behind it
Rate filingsWhat issuers asked for and why, from the unified rate review filings.2024 to 2026
Risk adjustment transfersWhat moved between issuers in each state's individual and small-group markets.2021 to 2025
Insurer financialsEvery commercial insurer's medical loss ratio filing by state and market: premium, claims, member months, quality spend, taxes and fees, tied to its insurance group.2017 to 2024
What is not here
Network breadth is what the issuer reports, not measured. State-based exchanges publish on their own clocks; seven are in.
Never public: enrollment below the issuer and county level.

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