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Credit: Suriya/Adobe StockProviders are paid less in Marketplace health plans than under employer-sponsored small-group plans, according to a new study published in HealthAffairs. Researchers found that Marketplace professional prices were 6.9% lower, inpatient prices were 13.3% lower and outpatient prices were 26.3% lower.
“The finding that non-group prices were significantly lower than prices paid by employer small-group plans, more so than indicated by prior research, is important for understanding federal subsidies and affordability for non-group coverage and evaluating policies, such as a non-group public option with prices capped at a percentage of Medicare prices,” the report said.
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