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Exchange Maps Out Plan for Next Year

The state Health Benefit Exchange board finalized and submitted its request to federal officials for a $196 million Level 1.2 establishment grant -- essentially mapping out the exchange's plans over the next year.

Exchange executive director Peter Lee made the announcement at the board's July 19 meeting in Oakland.

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Source: California Healthline

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