Two new studies examining insurance affordability under Obamacare have concluded that consumers in Washington will be able to find reasonably priced premiums – but the studies don’t evaluate other factors that impact the total cost these plans have for consumers.
The Kaiser Family Foundation found that premiums for the least expensive of Washington's mid-level “silver” plans would cost $221-$567, depending on a person’s age.
But the report didn't look at the cost of deductibles, co-pays…
Two new studies examining insurance affordability under Obamacare have concluded that consumers in Washington will be able to find reasonably priced premiums – but the studies don’t evaluate other factors that impact the total cost these plans have for consumers.
The Kaiser Family Foundation found that premiums for the least expensive of Washington's mid-level “silver” plans would cost $221-$567, depending on a person’s age.
But the report didn't look at the cost of deductibles, co-pays…