From the Texas Policy Foundation:
State governments will face many new challenges and responsibilities under the recently passed federal health care legislation – one of the first being the creation of a state health insurance exchange. Massachusetts‘ state-subsidized exchange was the model for President Obama’s plan, and the Bay State is now grappling with surging premiums and shrinking access to medical care. Utah took a fundamentally different approach and is seeing better results so far. On this week’s episode, we bring you a conversation with Utah House Speaker David Clark, who shared Utah’s model at the Foundation’s May 20 Policy Primer, “State Options for Federal Health Care Reform.”
(Via John LaPlante at State House Call.]
