The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently announced that 4,124 Missourians received health insurance coverage through the federal government's online marketplace from Oct. 1 to...
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Valerie Ortiz
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Nearing deadlines to sign up for healthcare plans to ensure coverage by Jan.1 have caused many Americans to hurry to online exchange portals and pick a plan. According to NBC News, the majority of...
Kentucky has been one of the most successful examples of state-run health insurance marketplaces. Because of this success, Carrier Banahan, executive director of insurance exchange in the state, said...
As the Obama administration continues its PR efforts to advance the visibility and appeal of the Affordable Care Act to American demographics, a character targeted at millennials has garnered...
After receiving criticism for Minnesota's bumpy roll out of its state-run healthcare exchange market, April Todd-Malmlov, the woman charged with leading the insurance portal, resigned, according to...
Americans seeking health insurance coverage through the federal exchange portal Healthcare.gov have long been told they needed to enroll in a plan by Dec. 15, then Dec. 23 in order to be covered by...
In the past two weeks, health insurance enrollees in Connecticut have increased by more than 50 percent, Jason Madrak, chief marketing officer for the state-run online exchange, told The CT Mirror....
December 20, 2013 by Bill Enright
Despite many states seeing improvements in enrollment numbers as technical glitches begin to fade away, Maryland's marketplace site continues to be plagued by bugs, according to The Baltimore Sun.
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Despite many states seeing improvements in enrollment numbers as technical glitches begin to fade away, Maryland's marketplace site continues to be plagued by bugs, according to The Baltimore Sun.
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