'Bare bones' insurance policies really only work for people who are healthy - Washington Post


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'Bare bones' insurance policies really only work for people who are healthy
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Before the Affordable Care Act, insurance companies could offer any combination of benefits in most states and legally call them a health insurance policy. A huge deductible? Coverage for only one night of hospitalization? Nothing for maternity care ...
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