http://gazette.com/medical-insurance-companies-request-hikes-up-to-41-percent-in-colorado/article/1577700
Double-digit rate increases and shrinking options are ahead for Coloradans buying their own health insurance.
Prices may climb significantly in 2017 - some as high as 35 or 41
percent - across the state's individual market, the Colorado Division of
Insurance announced Monday.
Further, about 92,000 people must find new plans next year after their carriers opted to leave the market.
The turbulence mimics a "market correction" seen elsewhere in the
nation among health insurance companies, which have had trouble
navigating the post-Affordable Care Act marketplace, said Marguerite
Salazar, Colorado's insurance commissioner.

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