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The federal government shutdown might be over, but the future of enhanced premium tax credits (ePTCs) still hangs in the balance. Congress has not yet voted to extend ePTCs that keep affordable coverage in the hands of millions of Americans.

Early next month, the Senate will have an opportunity to vote to extend these vital tax credits. But even if the Senate votes yes, leaders in the House have not yet agreed to hold a vote.

Millions of Americans are already dealing with higher premiums for Plan Year 2026 as they shop for coverage.

This is our last chance for Congress to extend these critical tax credits before they expire on December 31. Your voice matters more now than ever before.

Take action today:

Call your lawmaker !!!

Here’s a few talking points to help guide your message:

Unless Congress renews these vital tax credits, many of your constituents will lose healthcare coverage. If Congress fails to quickly renew enhanced premium tax credits, your constituents’ premiums could more than double starting January 1st.

This is a bipartisan issue. Polls show widespread, bipartisan support for renewing these tax credits. It's a common-sense decision that protects your constituents.

Make it personal. Share stories about how rising premiums and expiring ePTCs are impacting Americans

Medicare's Open Enrollment Period is here!

Now through December 7th. Compare all your coverage options. You could save money, find better coverage, or both! If you decide to enroll in a different option, your new coverage will start January 1.

Good news! Starting in 2025, all Medicare plans will include a $2,000 cap on what you pay out-of-pocket for prescription drugs covered by your plan. Review your plan to make sure it covers your drugs and meets your needs and budget for 2025.