Biden administration suspends Georgia plan to bypass Obamacare site

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reports that 701,135 Georgians currently have health coverage through the ACA Marketplace.

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Georgia officials now have until July to retool the state’s Affordable Care Act enrollment plan. The news comes as the Biden administration has suspended the state’s effort to divert Georgians from the official Obamacare website.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reports that 701,135 Georgians currently have health coverage through the ACA Marketplace.

Gov. Brian Kemp’s plan would allow the state to redirect people on healthcare.gov to private broker and insurance company sites.