According to the November 30, 2016 ADN article on the subject, 90% of those in the Alaska Individual Healthcare Marketplace obtain a subsidy for health insurance. I'm one of the ones that don't, as my income is slightly above the cutoff. My concern is that most of those that qualify for a subsidy today won't be able to afford health insurance under the proposed AHCA. That means only the very, very sick and those with higher income, but not willing to risk their life savings, will purchase insurance. Insurance already costs unsubsidized pre-medicare retirement age Alaskans ~$20k/year, more or less. How much will it go up when it's only very sick or well off people that purchase it? Frankly, it would not surprise me to see Premera pull out of the Alaska Individual Market if this passes. What's up with Senator Sullivan? He can't be paying for his own private insurance if he advocates for those that "chose" to not buy insurance until they need it. I do end up paying for those people later.