Almost 25,000 Sign Up for 2018 Coverage on Delaware’s Health Insurance Marketplace
Despite significant challenges to enrollment, almost 25,000 Delawareans signed up for coverage for 2018 on
On Thursday, the
"I am pleased that so many Delawareans saw the value and the need in having health insurance coverage despite the challenges they faced this year during open enrollment," Governor
Earlier this year, Aetna announced it would not sell plans on
"I am grateful that we were able to get out the message to Delawareans that health insurance is important to have and that financial assistance was available to help them pay for it," said
During 2017, more than 81 percent of
"Despite the challenge of a much shorter enrollment period and little funding for marketing,
In addition to insurance agents and brokers,
"Access to quality healthcare is the foundation for healthy communities," said Delaware Insurance Commissioner
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