On the recordNovember 4, 2013
Their problem wasn't that they got dropped from coverage. Their problem was that they couldn't find any coverage, and their story can be told millions of times over.
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congress.govTheir problem wasn't that they got dropped from coverage. Their problem was that they couldn't find any coverage, and their story can be told millions of times over.
Murphy highlights the issue of coverage gaps during job transitions.
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