Alabama Workers: Speak Up for Affordable Health Care
If you rely on HealthCare.gov for your health insurance, enhanced tax credits are helping you afford coverage today. But these critical savings are set to expire on December 31, and for most Alabamians, monthly premiums could double.
Your voice matters. Sign a letter urging Alabama’s members of Congress to act now and prevent your health care costs from skyrocketing.
Who should sign this letter?
Alabama workers who purchase coverage on HealthCare.gov, including:
Small-business owners and employees
Gig and independent workers
Self-employed individuals
Nonprofit workers
Any worker who relies on enhanced tax credits to afford health care
If you care about keeping your health care costs manageable, you should sign today.
Why this matters for Alabama workers
These tax credits are more than just a discount—they are the difference between:
Being able to see a doctor when you’re sick
Keeping your family covered in an emergency
Running a small business without losing employees to high health costs
Staying in the workforce as an independent or gig worker
Without action, families across Alabama could face impossible choices: skip care, go into debt, or go without insurance entirely.
What’s at stake:
Higher premiums for workers and families
Loss of access to doctors and medications
Small businesses struggling to retain staff
Independent and gig workers facing unaffordable coverage
Congress has the power to prevent these outcomes—but only if they hear from you, their constituents.
FAQs
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The Cover Alabama Coalition is a nonpartisan alliance of over 130 community partners, consumer groups, businesses, health care providers and faith groups advocating for the state of Alabama to provide quality, affordable health coverage to its residents and implement a sustainable health care system. For more information, contact the Cover Alabama campaign director at coveralabama@alarise.org
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Please sign this letter by Sunday, January 11, 2026.
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Your name will be included in a letter delivered to Alabama’s congressional delegation, urging them to extend these tax credits and protect affordable health care. We will also share the number of signatures the letter received with news outlets.
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Please contact the Cover Alabama campaign director, Debbie Smith, at coveralabama@alarise.org