DakotaCare To Exit Federal Health Insurance Marketplace
DakotaCare CEO Kirk Zimmer tells The Argus Leader the insurer cannot afford to offer the policies. Federal health officials have estimated that nearly 19,000 South Dakota residents have signed up and paid for health insurance plans offered in the marketplace. Avera Health Plans and Sanford Health Plan are the only insurers that will offer plans in the…
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The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Lynn Bonner column
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