According to an analysis of H.R. 6311 prepared by eHealth, Inc. (EHTH) (eHealth.com), pre-retiree adults ages 55 to 64, who typically pay the highest premiums in the individual market, could save an estimated $384 per month, or $4,608 a year by purchasing a copper plan instead of a bronze plan. “This bill is an effort to expand consumer choice and provide people burdened by high health insurance costs with more options in an open market to find affordable coverage,” said eHealth CEO Scott Flanders. H.R. 6311 would rebrand lower-priced catastrophic plans as “copper” and expand their availability to all health insurance consumers.

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A strong commitment to comprehensively serving the needs of Medicare insurance shoppers pays off, according to the results of a Net Promoter Score survey published today by eHealth, Inc.

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