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Health Insurance Exchanges

Thursday, Dec. 1st 2011 7:39 AM

The health insurance exchanges scheduled to open for business in 2014 should maximize competition among dental plans and assure transparency in benefits information, a coalition of national dental organizations will tell the Obama administration, which is writing rules for employers, insurers and the states.

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