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AYour individual health insurance options – benefits, the pricing, insurance carriers and your ability to enroll – are dramatically different in every U.S. state (and the District of Columbia). Our editors have rounded up the most current information about the coverage available in each state.
- Information about risk pools for the uninsurable
- Guides to help you find health insurance in your state
- Assessments of the insurance plans available in the state
- State insurance resources, including CHIP and Medicaid
- Tools that help you find health care resources, including licensed physicians
read our special report
The landscape of health insurance shopping is set to change. The Affordable Care Act (ACA), which some call "Obamacare", requires states to create level marketplaces called state health insurance exchanges by 2014. We take a look at the progress in all 50 states and the District of Columbia in our special report.