It would be cool if some New York media outlet took on insurance rates as a beat and followed what will happen to all those rate requests the state now has to approve. Sebelius said in her letter to AHIP last week that the feds had just given the states more money “to strengthen the review and transparency of proposed premiums.” Hey, that’s a good thing, at least in theory. It’s up to the media to take a look and check it out in practice.
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I am a victim of Emblem health as well.
Has the increase and change in plans been approved?
Do you have any updates?
#1 Posted by Barbara, CJR on Mon 24 Oct 2011 at 12:39 PM