UnitedHealthcare to sell more ACA marketplace plans in 2021

UnitedHealthcare will expand its ACA marketplace presence in 2021 after mostly leaving the business in 2017, according to Bloomberg/Quint.

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The insurer stopped selling individual plans on the ACA marketplaces due to losses. However, a UnitedHealthcare spokesperson told the publication that “as the exchanges have matured and stabilized, we intend to offer exchange plans in those states where we can provide an efficient network and competitive product capable of driving sustainable value for consumers and our state and federal partners.”

UnitedHealthcare plans to sell ACA marketplace plans in Maryland and a number of other undisclosed markets. 

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