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Exhibit 1. Average Premiums in the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island by Metal Tier, Single Coverage, 2014 and 2015.
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Exhibit 1. Average Premiums in the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island by Metal Tier, Single Coverage, 2014 and 2015 Notes: All single rates are for 40-year-old nonsmokers. In 2014, we found average premiums for gold plans in Nevada to be higher than for platinum plans, even though platinum plans are more expensive on the whole than gold plans. This is because in Nevada, the gold plans were much more likely to be sold in the higher-cost rural and suburban rating regions. The selected platinum plans were sold only in the lower-cost urban regions. Source: Review of publicly available 2014 and 2015 rate filings from the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island Departments of Insurance and insurance exchange marketplace websites.
Exhibit 2. Average Premiums in the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island for Single, Couple, and Family Coverage, 2014 and 2015 Note: Single rates are for 40-year-old nonsmokers; couple rates are for two 40-year-old nonsmokers; family rates are for a family of four (two 40-year-old nonsmokers plus two children in the 0–20 age bracket). Source: Review of publicly available 2014 and 2015 rate filings from the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island Departments of Insurance and insurance exchange marketplace websites.
Exhibit 3. Average Deductibles, Out-of-Pocket Limits, and Copayments in the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island by Metal Tier, 2014–2015 Note: All single rates are for 40-year-old nonsmokers. Source: Review of publicly available 2014 and 2015 rate filings from the D.C., Nev., and R.I. Depts. of Insurance and insurance exchange marketplace websites.
Exhibit 4. Statewide Averages for Benchmark Plans in the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island, 2014 and 2015 Note: All single rates are for 40-year-old nonsmokers. Source: Review of publicly available 2014 and 2015 rate filings from the District of Columbia, Nevada, and Rhode Island Departments of Insurance and insurance exchange marketplace websites.