Practice Management

5 states left with 1 marketplace insurer moving forward into 2017

Many states will be left with less payers offering coverage on the federal exchange next year, with the following five states only having one payer offering coverage, based on ASPE Research Brief data.

By: Staff

Thursday, October 27th, 2016

1. Alaska
2017: 1
2016: 2

2. Alabama
2017: 1
2016: 3

3. Oklahoma
2017: 1
2016: 2

4. South Carolina
2017: 1
2016: 4

5. Wyoming
2017: 1
2016: 1

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