A set of government-regulated,standardized plans eligible for federal subsidies from which individuals can purchase low-cost health insurance.

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Health insurance exchanges are a set of government-regulated, standardized plans eligible for federal subsidies from which individuals can purchase low-cost health insurance. COBRA plans are insurance plans that allow individuals to continue their employer-provided health insurance after losing their job, and indemnity plans and managed care plans are commercial insurance plans that may or may not be eligible for subsidies and are not regulated by the government in the same way as the health insurance exchanges.

A Set of Government-Regulated,standardized Plans Eligible for Federal Subsidies from Which