Nevada to run own ‘Obamacare’ marketplace starting in 2020 – IOTW Report

Nevada to run own ‘Obamacare’ marketplace starting in 2020

WaEx: Nevada will run its own Obamacare insurance exchange starting in 2020, becoming the first state under the Trump administration to leave the federally-run healthcare.gov.

The state said that it is moving from healthcare.gov, a website used by 38 states to allow residents to purchase Obamacare plans, on the basis that it is cheaper to go solo rather than use the federal website.

Nevada Health Link, the state’s insurance marketplace, announced on Tuesday a contract with the company GetInsured to set up the state-run insurance marketplace starting for the 2020 coverage year. GetInsured currently operates the health insurance marketplaces in seven other states.  more here

6 Comments on Nevada to run own ‘Obamacare’ marketplace starting in 2020

  1. NJ passed a law that its citizens must have health insurance in 2019. Three of the five insurance companies in the federal healthcare exchange have dropped out. If the federal exchange is terminated, what could go wrong for NJ?

    Reminds me of a new tax law NJ put into effect a few years ago, but the NJ Dept. of Revenue didn’t update their systems. People were unable to file their tax returns for months.

    This is NJ, what can go wrong? SMH!

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