Healthcare Exchanges are the hot topic in today’s healthcare landscape as well as national news. With states mandated to have a plan in place by January 1, 2013, and a functioning system by January 1, 2014, the majority are trying to figure how they will implement this system. Check here every afternoon for the latest opinions and news on the health exchange. Today we have commentary from Washington, DC, Arkansas, Wyoming, Maryland and Utah.Here's the top news from Wednesday, August 24:
Portfolio.com: National Health Plan Relieves Businesses' Insurance Headaches
Arkansas News: Govenor, surgeon general split on health care exchanges; third opinion possible
Trib.com (Wyoming): New model for health insurance exchanges?
Times News Magic Valley (Wyoming): Knowing When to Drop Idealism in the Health Care Debate
The Daily Caller (Washington, DC): Job #1 for the budget super-committee: cut the new healthcare enrollment's cost
Insurance & Financial Advisor: Maryland's health insurance rate review process improves
The Salt Lake City Tribune: Utah Health Exchange: ‘sideshow’ or national plan foil?
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