More than 10,000 Massachusetts residents have dropped health plans obtained through the Massachusetts Health Connector at a time when premiums tied to expiring federal subsidies are projected to soar. As open enrollment nears a Dec. 23 deadline, Health Connector executive director Audrey Morse Gasteier said Tuesday the pace of dropped coverage is far…
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