A new plan aimed at stabilizing Maryland's health insurance market is moving forward.
The plan passed in the general assembly during the recently-completed session. Now, the Board of Trustees for the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange have voted to apply for a federal waiver, which would allow the plan to advance.
The prices for insurance plans bought through the Maryland Health Exchange have gone up by double-digit percentages in each of the past four years.
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