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Beyond stimulus checks and expanded unemployment payments, the federal relief package signed by President Joe Biden this month does more to expand health coverage in New Jersey than any measure since the Affordable Care Act became law in 2010.   Job losses and high insurance costs have left about 500,000 New Jersey residents without health insurance this year, including 191,000 Latinos and almost 94,000 Blacks, according to federal estimates. The additional aid should help more than 100,000 of them get coverage, federal officials estimate.  The changes are a huge benefit to our residents at a time when health coverage could not be more important, said Marlene Caride, the state Commissioner of Banking and Insurance. It makes the most significant change to the Affordable Care Act since its implementation by expanding subsidies to ensure Americans have access to affordable health coverage as we combat a global health crisis.  

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