[SkyDancer]

So all those people who’ve received cancellation notices (or “transition” notices) will receive notices that they’re back on their old plan?

[Tea Party Terrorist]

That’s exactly the question I have. Somehow I think not. I got my cancellation letter and it tells me my corresponding plan on the exchange will almost double my premium ($371 to $738). Why would they want to keep offering my old plan when I can pay double for a shiny new one?

[SeekAndFind]

re: So all those people who’ve received cancellation notices (or “transition” notices) will receive notices that they’re back on their old plan?

Yes, If they WANT their plan back (no coercion), that’s how I understand the INTENT of the bill.

[Shannon]

So all those people who’ve received cancellation notices (or “transition” notices) will receive notices that they’re back on their old plan?

I'm wondering the same thing. After my Dec payment is made, that's it for me having insurance. I was "transitioned" and this consumer ain't buying. I will not pay a nearly 3X increase nor will I go to the government trough for health insurance. It's either my present policy at an affordable rate or there will be no health insurance.

[llevrok]

So all those people who’ve received cancellation notices (or “transition” notices) will receive notices that they’re back on their old plan?

And at what price, if so?

Ours went up 20% last year and is scheduled to go up another 20% in 2014.

I don't see this ending well with out the total repeal of the "A"CA.

[tacticalogic]

So all those people who’ve received cancellation notices (or “transition” notices) will receive notices that they’re back on their old plan?

And the insurance companies are just going to eat the cost of putting it all back like it was?

[funfan]

The plans don’t exist anymore so how can they get them back?

Just another lie to trick the people.

[Mike Darancette]

So all those people who’ve received cancellation notices (or “transition” notices) will receive notices that they’re back on their old plan?

I can't see any reason for Obama and insurers to resurrect the old non ACA compliant plans AND let people come off the exchanges plans and buy an old plan (if they qualify??).