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By Joanne E. Fontana and Alexandra Dowe
10 April 2020
The Federally Facilitated Marketplace (FFM) was created for use by states that elected against the creation of a State-based Marketplace under the Affordable Care Act. Using publicly available data for the 2020 plan year, this article highlights the landscape of dental coverage availablity in the 38 states with the FFM.
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