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A February 19 story by StateImpact Oklahoma (KGOU) reported that nearly 50,000 fewer Oklahomans enrolled in an Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace plan compared to last year, with more losses expected as premiums rise. Julie McKone, executive director of Oklahoma Families for Affordable Healthcare (OKFAHC), was featured in the article, highlighting the state’s growing health care affordability crisis. Drawing on her efforts urging lawmakers to extend the ACA enhanced tax cr

Julie McKone, executive director of Oklahoma Families for Affordable Healthcare (OKFAHC), joined Jason Doyle live on Oklahoma's Freedom's First News 96.9 FM on February 13 to discuss findings from a statewide survey on healthcare affordability. The Consumer Healthcare Experience State Survey (CHESS) was commissioned by Altarum’s Healthcare Value Hub in partnership with OKFAHC. McKone highlighted these survey findings: 67% of respondents say the healthcare system is unafforda