Idaho health insurers raised rates 27 percent this year. For 2019? 8 percent.
The rates apply to plans that comply with the Affordable Care Act. They're just proposals, though. The
The changes would range from an average 1 percent rate decrease for
Companies proposing significant rate hikes are citing increased medical and drug prices among their reasons.
But the overall increase is far lower than what
What does it mean for you?
Here's a sampling of how rates could change in 2019 for a 40-year-old in
What about those non-Obamacare plans?
The
The department issued guidance earlier this year under an executive order from Gov.
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