As the health insurance exchanges open for enrollment in October, adverse selection is probably the biggest threat to the law’s success, according to the report. Millions of healthy, young and currently uninsured people must enroll to counteract the sicker Americans who are most likely to buy health plans; otherwise, plans will have to raise their premiums to compensate for high care costs.
Read the full article on Becker’s Hospital Review.
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