Covered California has released a form for consumers to attest that they are not in jail or incarcerated. Consumers who purchase health insurance are ineligible for the premium assistance tax credits if they are in jail or incarcerated in a prison. It’s unclear how Covered California knows if an individual is in jail or why, if they have been released, they aren’t alerted that a person has been released from custody.
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