Idahoans flock to health insurance exchange
"This is a testament to
A significant difference for 2018 is the monthly premium pricing. Increased tax credits offset rising premiums to the extent that some Idahoans purchased plans for little-to-no monthly cost. Enrollment in the less expensive bronze plans increased by 15 percent over 2017.
The repeal of the individual mandate will not occur until 2019 and is not expected to have a significant impact in
Your Health Idaho, its partners at the
More information: www.yourhealthidaho.org.
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