"It's reasonable to believe
that, yes, the existing pool will be adversely affected if premiums go up. But
what we don't know is how many of those people in the existing risk pool are
going to exit the market to go to a short-term health plan."
— Chris Condeluci, principal of Washington, D.C.-based CC Law
& Policy and a former Republican staffer for the Senate Finance Committee,
talked with AIS's Health Plan
Weekly about whether short-term limited-duration health plans could
worsen the ACA's risk pool, driving up medical costs.
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