Health Care Reform, Insurance and Employee Benefits

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Saturday, July 10th, 2010

What is a Health Insurance Exchange?

A Health Insurance Exchange is a government-regulated marketplace of insurance plans with different tiers, or levels of coverage, offered to individuals or employers.  Supporters of Health Insurance Exchanges believe that government-regulated exchanges will increase competition and lower prices.

Currently, Utah and Massachusetts operate health insurance exchanges in their respective states.

Click here to visit the Utah Health Insurance Exchange.

Click here to visit the Massachusetts Health Insurance Exchange.

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Posted by Rick Lindquist
Tags: Reform, health insurance, exchange
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