One of the big promises of the Affordable Care Act has been to bring greater transparency to the country’s convoluted health care system.
Everybody, the Obama administration has argued, should be able to go online and easily compare health insurance plans based on their costs, their services, and the providers included in their network.
A new study that examines a number of state-run ACA marketplaces finds that attempts to provide the type of apples-to-apples comparison envisioned in the landmark health law are still falling far short.
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