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In a letter to governors on Friday, Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, said that many states had asked for "additional time" to submit applications indicating whether they wanted to run their own exchanges or help the federal government run exchanges in their states.
That's more than the roughly 12.7 million people who bought private insurance plans on government-run exchanges in 2016.
The plans the companies offer will be highly regulated through government-run exchanges that are still getting their final regulatory touches.
Insurers are warning that a "repeal and delay" plan would create immediate turmoil on the government-run exchanges, many of which are already having trouble attracting more than one or two insurers to participate.
(The House bill that passed on Nov. 7 would allow illegal immigrants to buy policies at full cost on government-run exchanges, while legislation being considered in the Senate would forbid it).
The Hispanic lobby and liberal groups loathe a proposal to ban illegal immigrants from buying health insurance from new government-run exchanges using their own money but Mr Obama and senior Democrats, fearing attacks from the xenophobic right, support such a ban.
They include the employer and individual mandates; the federal subsidies for insurance policies purchased on government-run exchanges; the expansion of Medicaid to households that are living slightly above the poverty line; and the taxes on wealthy households that were imposed to help pay for the reform.
this sector of the economy will entail new government-run exchanges, comparative effectiveness research bodies, rules about what insurance can and can't offer.
On health-insurance-buying websites (perhaps the best preview of government-run exchanges) like EHealthinsurance.com, which has sold 2 million policies, WellPoint dominates.
The makeover comes as health insurers increasingly compete for individual consumers on government-run exchanges under the federal Affordable Care Act.
Compared to other insurers, UnitedHealth has been more cautious about participating in new government-run exchanges that are part of the federal Affordable Care Act.
