"Today, it's very difficult to shop for insurance, particularly on the individual market," Ario said. "If you're young and healthy, there are good deals. If you're not young and especially if you have a health condition, you're probably not going to get much help out of the individual market today."
The fate of the exchanges is wrapped up in a looming Supreme Court ruling, election-year politics and policy battles over how they will work.
But Gov. Mark Dayton is moving ahead on establishing a Minnesota model, even as legislators prepare dueling bills. Just last week, Dayton embraced the guiding principles recommended by his 15-member health insurance exchange advisory task force.
http://www.startribune.com/business/138720099.html
Hat tip: Star Tribune
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