The US health care landscape is transforming rapidly, fueled by continued rising
medical costs, economic instability and the pressures of the health care reform
law. In the midst of this explosive change, health insurance plans face tremendous
challenges and opportunities, many of which may require them to transform
the way they do business. Ultimately, the future of individual health plans – and
potentially the US health insurance industry as a whole – will be determined by how nimbly and effectively they are able to address these challenges.
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