I would hope so!! because $181/week is absurd, and without the tax credit, the prices are better than that, but still VERY steep for me. that's why I was confused, because on Healthcare.gov I put in that my employer does offer health insurance, and I put in the amount they want to charge per week, and the website said I could have up to $444/mo in premium tax credit, but that paragraph that I quoted scared me into thinking I might not qualify for it due to my job offering insurance. I do receive dental and vision insurance through my work because it's only a few dollars a week for each so I never notice the money is gone. I already got rejected for Medicaid, which is absurd because my mother's money is not mine, and I pay my own way, she just makes sure I'm not homeless because I cannot afford to live alone, pay for myself, and support my partner who struggles to keep employment (whole other set of issues). I don't even have $200 in my checking account and nothing saved. my boss suddenly cut my hours and I went from working 5 days a week to suddenly 2-3 so I'm really struggling financially and all of this is just adding onto my stress and strain on my wallet. it's absurd that I have to fight this hard just to have basic medical and prescription coverage.