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The High Price of Massachusetts' Health Care Reform

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Massachusetts health care reform.

In 2006, Massachusetts enacted landmark health care reform legislation that promised to extend health care coverage to all citizens while significantly lowering costs.  The law imposes mandates on residents to obtain health insurance and on employers with 11 or more employees to provide health insurance for their employees.   It also expands Medicaid coverage and establishes a health insurance subsidy program.  Additionally, it creates an insurance exchange, the Massachusetts Health Insurance Connector, which helps individuals who are not eligible for Medicaid purchase competitively‐priced health plans.

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