The Obama administration's "keep your policy" fix could jolt the individual health market, but is not enough to kill it.
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act risk-management programs should keep the individual commercial health insurance market viable, even if some younger, healthier people keep non-PPACA policies and older, sicker people buy compliant plans.
RAND Corp. analysts Evan Saltzman and Christine Eibner make that case in a new analysis of proposals for helping consumers affected by policy cancellations.
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