Marketplace Coverage & Kansas
United Methodist Health Ministry Fund & REACH healthcare foundation research brief, September 2025
Currently, more than 24 million Americans receive their health coverage through Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Marketplace plans. In Kansas, more than 200,000 receive their health insurance through this program.
Unless Congress acts, the enhanced premium tax credits will expire at the end of 2025. That will lead to higher costs for Marketplace enrollees and an increase in uninsured Kansans.
More resources
- Without Renewal of Enhanced Premium Tax Credits, Rural Hospital Revenues Will Drop by $1.6 Billion (The Commonwealth Fund Analysis)
- Marketplace Enrollment Peaks Before Expected Decline (Kansas Health Institute Issue Brief, Aug. 2025)
- Kansas Marketplace Enrollment, 2025 (Kansas Health Institute PDF infographic)
- This Open Enrollment Isn’t Business as Usual — Here’s What to Expect (Community Catalyst brief)
- Calculator: Estimate How Much You Would Pay in Premiums With and Without the ACA’s Enhanced Premium Tax Credits (Kaiser Family Foundation web page)