HCR Update from Mark Sanna: The lack of
competition in nearly a dozen states could present problems when the insurance
exchanges that are part of the Affordable Care Act launch in October. The
exchanges are supposed to give Americans who do not get health insurance from
their employers the opportunity to choose from an array of private insurance
plans. The idea is to generate competition between insurers that will lead to
lower premiums. But in states with a dominant insurance carrier, competition
and lower prices may not arrive for quite some time.
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