HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut's health care exchange announced Monday it has selected a Virginia company with a troubled history in the state to run a new center to help consumers enroll in a health insurance plan beginning later this year.
The exchange, known as Access Health CT, said Maximus Inc. has been awarded a three-year contract, starting March 1.
"The decision to purchase insurance is an important one, especially for those who have not had insurance in the past, and we want to make sure our customer service center representatives are sensitive to this," Kevin Counihan, Access Health CT's CEO, said in a statement. He said the fact that Maximus is working with several other states, including New York, on health care exchange matters "is a big advantage."
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