Washington
Attempting to ease concerns that independent agents are going to be forced out of the health insurance market by the still to be implemented federal reform law, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners has created a task force to examine ways of ensuring that agents continue to be key players even after health care exchanges are launched in 2014.
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger, who chairs the NAIC health care task force, supported that goal during a recent meeting of several commissioners with reporters at a conference on health reform implementation held here by the association of state regulators.
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