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Narrow Networks on the Individual Marketplace in 2017.
This Issue Brief describes the breadth of physician networks on the ACA marketplaces in 2017. We find that the overall rate of narrow
networks is 21%, which is a decline since 2014 (31%) and 2016 (25%). Narrow networks are concentrated in plans sold on state-based
marketplaces, at 42%, compared to 10% of plans on federally-facilitated marketplaces. Issuers that have traditionally offered Medicaid
coverage have the highest prevalence of narrow network plans at 36%, with regional/local plans and provider-based plans close behind at
27% and 30%. We also find large differences in narrow networks by state and by plan type.