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ConnectiCare’s recent exit from the Connecticut’s fully insured small group health insurance market may have given new impetus to an old idea that’s previously hit serious opposition at the state Capitol: association health plans, reports the Hartford Business Journal. One proposal already raised in the Connecticut Legislature would allow associations of a certain membership size and duration of existence to pool together to jointly purchase large group health insurance plans directly from a carrier.
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