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Individual health insurance premiums in Maryland increase by 25 percent
Individual health insurance premiums in Maryland increase by 25 percent
MARYLAND -Premium rates for health insurance are going up in Maryland, roughly two months before the start of open enrollment.The rate changes announced Friday by the state insurance commission won't affect Marylander's who already have health care through large employers, employers who self insure or participate in plans that were active before March of 2010.However for those enrolled in small group plans through places like Aetna or Optimum Choice, they will see their premium rates increase by roughly 3.3 percent.
not to mention therogersvillereview
BOE signs agreement regarding employee health insurance
BOE signs agreement regarding employee health insurance
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in like manner cnn
The reality of the health insurance marketplace (Opinion)
The reality of the health insurance marketplace (Opinion)
(CNN) It's become a yearly ritual: As the Affordable Care Act (ACA) continues to settle into place, inevitable growing pains get portrayed by critics as doom for health reform.This year, we're seeing it again.Many of these claims are detached from the facts, and blind to what health care was like before the ACA was passed.
by the same token on bendbulletin
Bring health insurance questions to Bend forum;
Bring health insurance questions to Bend forum;
Central Oregonians with questions about their health insurance options are invited to town hall meetings Sept. 28 in Bend and Madras and Sept. 29 in Prineville.Representatives from the Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace and Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance (SHIBA) program will discuss health insurance basics and the options that exist.They'll also dispel myths about health insurance and the Affordable Care Act and will take questions from audience members.
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