One-third of U.S. counties have only one or two insurance carriers in the Obamacare exchanges. For 89 percent of U.S counties, there are five or fewer insurers offering coverage on the exchanges
Evidently, there are concentrated areas of the country were their are fewer than 3 carriers. Perhaps this problem be addressed in those specific states - such as West Virginia, North Carolina, and much of the central United States. It's also interesting to compare this map with a population density map of the U.S.: www.mapofusa.net/us-populatio…
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One-third of U.S. counties have only one or two insurance carriers in the Obamacare exchanges. For 89 percent of U.S counties, there are five or fewer insurers offering coverage on the exchanges
Evidently, there are concentrated areas of the country were their are fewer than 3 carriers. Perhaps this problem be addressed in those specific states - such as West Virginia, North Carolina, and much of the central United States. It's also interesting to compare this map with a population density map of the U.S.: www.mapofusa.net/us-populatio…