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|Articles|November 19, 2012
States urged to boycott insurance exchanges even as HHS extends compliance deadline
Fourteen states have already decided against creating their own health insurance exchanges, and more are being urged to follow suit as a new December 14 deadline for exchange blueprints draws near.
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