Association Health Plans: Maintaining State Authority is Critical to Avoid Fraud, Insolvency, and Market Instability

Earlier this month, the Trump Administration issued a proposed regulation that would allow individuals and small employers to more easily purchase health insurance across state lines through professional or trade associations. In their latest post for the Commonwealth Fund's To the Point blog, CHIR's Kevin Lucia and Sabrina Corlette examine the proposal's impact on consumers and insurance markets, and discuss implications for state regulatory autonomy. Continue reading →

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