West Virginia Obamacare enrollments drop as premiums spike
With monthly premiums spiking for many, about 10,000 fewer West Virginians signed up for health insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act’s healthcare.gov marketplace this year compared to last, according to preliminary data released this week by the federal government. As of the first week of January, 55,127 state residents had either enrolled or were […]
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