(Bloomberg) -- Ohio has found insurers to offer Obamacare health plans in 19 of 20 counties that had been at risk of having no options for next year, convincing five health insurers to expand in the state even as uncertainty persists for the future of the health law.
The announcement from Ohio’s Department of Insurance largely fills in gaps left when Anthem announced in early June that it was quitting the state.
In all, about 11,000 people purchase Obamacare plans in the counties, the state said.
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