Aetna cancels plan to expand Obamacare coverage
Connecticut-based Aetna says it will cancel its previous plan to expand its Obamacare coverage. The insurer also says it will take a closer look at the coverage it offers in 15 states. Aetna says
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Aug 3, 2016, 3:57 PM
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Updated 3,144 days ago
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Connecticut-based Aetna says it will cancel its previous plan to expand its Obamacare coverage.
The insurer also says it will take a closer look at the coverage it offers in 15 states.
Aetna says it will likely lose $300 million on Obamacare policies in 2016.
According to federal statistics, more than 11 million people enrolled in Obamacare this year.
The insurer also says it will take a closer look at the coverage it offers in 15 states.
Aetna says it will likely lose $300 million on Obamacare policies in 2016.
According to federal statistics, more than 11 million people enrolled in Obamacare this year.
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