Single Provider: 5 States Will Have Only 1 Obamacare Insurance Provider

Cybercast News Service ^ | October 25, 2016 | 9:43 AM EDT | Terence P. Jeffrey

[Olog-hai]

Five states—Alabama, Alaska, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Wyoming—will have only one insurance company offering plans through the Obamacare health insurance exchange in 2017, according to an analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation.

“In states that use Healthcare.gov, the average number of insurers participating in the marketplace will be 3.9 in 2017 (down from 5.4 companies per state in 2016, 5.9 in 2015 and 4.5 in 2014),” said KFF. […]

In addition to the five states that will have only 1 insurance company offering plans through the Obamacare exchange, nine states will have only two insurance companies offering plans through the Obamacare exchanges. These are: Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Dakota, West Virginia. …

[frnewsjunkie]

Over on FB, someone put a copy of her blue cross insurance bill for Jan. It went from $700 to $1800.

Get a finger on that increase!! everyone needs to know that 25% is a lie.. it’s going way up for most!

[Freedom56v2]

Think of the bumper sticker on that slow-moving rust bucket holding you up in traffic. “I may be slow, but I’m ahead of you.”

These people vote themselves money out of your pocket and they’re ignorant?

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Yes ignorant of the facts that they are becoming part of a subsistence class, they are responsible for the crumby economy, etc....And they are fools.

The non-voters and moderates are ignorant fools too. Their complacence has destroyed the country.

[Olog-hai]

They’re voting themselves out of their own country and sovereign currency, so yes, they are ignorant.