Benefiting from the ACA When Your State Didn’t Expand Medicaid

on November 22, 2013 in Health

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Question: How can you get health insurance through Obamacare when your state refuses to extend Medicaid?

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Benefiting from the ACA When Your State Didn’t Expand Medicaid

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