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Senate Democrats seek answers from insurers over ACA disenrollment effort

A photo of Democratic Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon pointing his thumb behind him in a crowded hallway in the capital building,
Senator Ron Wyden. Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images

Lawmakers want answers from 10 major insurers about their role in a CMS-led effort resulting in the canceling of coverage for more than 760,000 people.

A group of 13 Senate Democrats has sent letters to 10 of the nation’s largest health insurers inquiring about their role in a federal agency-coordinated effort to remove hundreds of thousands of enrollees from Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace health insurance plans “without due process.”

The October 26 letters detail

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