Humana is ending its grandfathered individual health insurance plans in Tennessee beginning in March. The insurance company opted to end the plans in the state, as well as other states, “to maintain sustainable and affordable health plans for our members,” Humana spokesman Jeff Blunt said in a prepared statement to The Tennessean. “Humana chose to no longer…
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