It actually drove people off of health insurance, because of the increased state mandates, and in fact, 44 of 47 carriers left the state.
Danny Davis: “It actually drove people off of health insurance, because of the increased state mandates, and in fact, 44 of 47…”
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Davis reflects on the negative impact of Kentucky House Bill 250 on health insurance coverage.
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