Directs the Department of Financial Services to study health insurance coverage through the Marketplace.

The bill directs the Department of Financial Services to study health insurance coverage through the Marketplace. The study includes collecting data on the number of uninsured individuals in New York and the reasons for their lack of coverage, such as eligibility for public assistance programs, immigration status, or financial reasons. It also examines the feasibility of creating programs, subsidies, and tax credits to expand health care coverage. Potential programs include a state-level insurance mandate, a supplemental premium tax credit, and a state premium tax credit.

Directs the Department of Financial Services to study health insurance coverage through the Marketplace.

The bill directs the Department of Financial Services to study health insurance coverage through the Marketplace. The study includes collecting data on the number of uninsured individuals in New York and the reasons for their lack of coverage, such as eligibility for public assistance programs, immigration status, or financial reasons. It also examines the feasibility of creating programs, subsidies, and tax credits to expand health care coverage. Potential programs include a state-level insurance mandate, a supplemental premium tax credit, and a state premium tax credit.