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Insurers Say there Is Time for an Exchange
Insurers Say there Is Time for an Exchange
Insurers Say there Is Time for an Exchange
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — With a looming deadline approaching, insurers are making a last-ditch plea to Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter for a nonprofit, state-based insurance exchange in Idaho as part of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. On Tuesday, Idaho's advisers said the state likely has too little time — and too much work still to complete — to establish a state-run exchange by 2014.
Idaho Legislature May Fight Spending Federal Money On Insurance Exchange
Idaho Legislature May Fight Spending Federal Money On Insurance Exchange
Idaho Legislature May Fight Spending Federal Money On Insurance Exchange
The state has applied for millions of dollars in federal funding to establish a health insurance exchange. But plans to spend the money will still need approval from the Republican-dominated Idaho Legislature, where lawmaker hatred of the 2010 health care overhaul doomed a previous effort to allocate federal money toward helping set up a statewide exchange...
Idaho Will Plug Nose And Take Federal Money…Again.
Idaho Will Plug Nose And Take Federal Money…Again.
Idaho Will Plug Nose And Take Federal Money…Again.
Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter has decided not to pass up millions of federal dollars to help set up health insurance exchanges in Idaho because dismissing the money could allow Washington to impose a plan that may not work for Idaho.  In a statement Tuesday, Otter said it was a difficult choice to allow state agencies to apply for the federal grant funding but it was also preferable to the alt
Top Story Instapoll 8/23/11:Should Idaho Take The $40-m Grant Money For Insurance Exchange?
Top Story Instapoll 8/23/11:Should Idaho Take The $40-m Grant Money For Insurance Exchange?
Top Story Instapoll 8/23/11:Should Idaho Take The $40-m Grant Money For Insurance Exchange?
Idaho must have an "insurance exchange" as mandated by the Obamacare law and it must be set up by January of 2014.  State officials say if we don't make the deadline the federal government will set up the exchange for us and perhaps put 2500 insurance agents out of business...