A new Pa. bill would make it easier for doctors to get insurance approval to treat patients
The proposal would require insurers to provide doctors with more information upfront.
The proposal would require insurers to provide doctors with more information upfront.
Many Pennsylvanians buying health insurance on Pennie, the state’s marketplace exchange, will have more plans to choose from and may pay lower premiums.
Earlier this year the Wolf Administration was granted federal permission to create a state-run exchange.
Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration has said it expects it can lower premiums by 5% to 10% for the roughly 400,000 people who have been buying policies in the Healthcare.gov marketplace.