Many brokers described "very negative experiences" with association health plans and nearly all of them said they weren't fans of fixed indemnity plans.
Many insurance brokers are telling customers to avoid short-term health insurance plans that the Trump administration has sought to expand in recent years.
The Urban Institute, a nonpartisan but liberal-leaning research group, reached out to brokers in seven states to get their perspectives on the health insurance market.
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