39% of ACA co-ops going out of business: 4 takeaways

Nearly 39 percent of the health insurance co-ops created under the Affordable Care Act are going out of business, according to The Washington Free Beacon.

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Here are four takeaways:

1. South Carolina’s Consumers’ Choice Health Insurance is the ninth health insurance co-op to go out of business.

2. The closing will leave 67,000 businesses and individuals without health insurance.

3. When the co-op was created, many voiced concerns the money promised to the co-op would not be granted.

4. Ray Farmer, director of the South Carolina Department of Insurance, said, ”This was a difficult decision for the insurer and this agency, but this is what is in the best interests of South Carolina consumers and health care providers.”

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