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Maryland gets $123 million grant for health exchange

Maryland has received a $123 million federal grant to support development of the state's health benefit exchange.

By Associated Press | Updated on August 23, 2012

BALTIMORE (AP) — Maryland has received a $123 million federal grant to support development of the state’s health benefit exchange.

Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown made the announcement Thursday in Baltimore.

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