On the recordMarch 16, 2011
We're concerned that they could cherry-pick the best risks and that their enrollees could unwittingly be left without important consumer protections provided by State law.
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congress.govWe're concerned that they could cherry-pick the best risks and that their enrollees could unwittingly be left without important consumer protections provided by State law.
Enzi expresses concerns about multi-State plans potentially harming consumers.
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