Fitzgerald Quoted on Insurance Providers’ Uncertainty about American Health Care Act
22 March 2017
New York Times
Partner Kevin Fitzgerald was quoted in a New York Times article, “As Rivals Stand Silent, One Health Insurer Protests G.O.P. Plan,” covering insurance providers’ foresight for their plans under the American Health Care Act.
Fitzgerald explained that insurance providers “don’t have any real clear idea even see what a real clear path forward is going to look like … their business is months in the planning and sometimes years in the execution. They don’t even know if there will be an exchange in 2018.”
Fitzgerald explained that insurance providers “don’t have any real clear idea even see what a real clear path forward is going to look like … their business is months in the planning and sometimes years in the execution. They don’t even know if there will be an exchange in 2018.”
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