A new primer from Kaiser Family Foundation answers many basic questions about state health insurance exchanges, which will allow individuals and small businesses to comparison shop for insurance plans starting in 2014, according to an LA Times report.
For example, the primer explains that businesses with 100 or fewer employees will be eligible to buy policies on the exchanges. It also clarifies that buyers will be able to buy different levels of insurance coverage.
Individuals and businesses with questions can also refer to facts and figures provided by the Commonwealth Fund, which answer questions on when individuals can start signing up for insurance under state exchanges, among others.
Read the LA Times report on state health insurance exchanges.
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For example, the primer explains that businesses with 100 or fewer employees will be eligible to buy policies on the exchanges. It also clarifies that buyers will be able to buy different levels of insurance coverage.
Individuals and businesses with questions can also refer to facts and figures provided by the Commonwealth Fund, which answer questions on when individuals can start signing up for insurance under state exchanges, among others.
Read the LA Times report on state health insurance exchanges.
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