Fifty-four percent of those who are most likely to purchase an exchange plan (the uninsured and individuals) prefer less costly plans with narrow networks. Those who said they wanted a more expensive plan with a broader network were told that they could save up to 25% on health care costs with a narrow network plan. The share continuing to prefer the more expensive option dropped from 51% to 37% among the public, and from 35% to 22% among the uninsured and individuals. For more information, visitwww.kff.org.
Exchange Customers Favor Narrow Networks
March 9, 2014 By
