Can health care co-ops live up to expectations?
Two years ago, sick of rising health care premiums, Nancy Taylor tried to switch insurance carriers.
The dairy farmer from western Wisconsin found another insurer, but its policy had two big loopholes. It wouldn't cover conditions affecting her breasts or uterus -- a mammogram had once found a spot on her breast -- and it wouldn't cover ear, nose and throat conditions for her son, who wears a hearing aid. Says Taylor: "I looked at [the agent] and ...
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