according to kstp
Minnesota Regulator: Health Insurance Market in Dire Situation
Minnesota Regulator: Health Insurance Market in Dire Situation
September 30, 2016 02:29 PMMinnesota's individual health care market is in "an emergency situation," the state's top industry regulator said Friday, noting that it took the approval of massive rate increases to persuade all its remaining insurance companies not to pull out for next year.After a major insurer's exit from the market earlier this year, the state scrambled to convince the seven remaining companies to continue offering plans to those residents who aren't covered by an employer or through a public program, Department of Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman said.The state agreed to rate increases that range from an average of 50 percent to as much as 67 percent while also instituting other, extraordinary last-minute measures, said Rothman, who added that changes in state law are still needed to stave off a market collapse.
furthermore deadspin
Consider Purchasing Pet Health Insurance For Your Very Good Pets
Consider Purchasing Pet Health Insurance For Your Very Good Pets
Art by Angelica AlzonaThese have been a shitty couple of years on the pet front.Last fall, Millie, my beautiful, miraculous boxer, started panting all the time.She was still a radiating core of joy and energy, but her panting was making it hard for her to get comfortable and her energy was slowly but noticeably waning.
by the same token on cbslocal
Individual Health Insurance Rates Rising In 2017 « WCCO
Individual Health Insurance Rates Rising In 2017 « WCCO
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Minnesotans shopping for individual health insurance will be seeing a hike in premiums next year.State officials announced the rates for 2017 Friday morning.The Minnesota Department of Commerce and MNSure said the rate increase ranges from 50 to 67 percent in the individual market.
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