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Daniel Chang and Patricia Borns, Miami Herald

Florida Blue: Health Law Enrollments ‘Exceeded Expectations’ But Premiums May Rise In 2015

By Daniel Chang and Patricia Borns, Miami Herald April 23, 2014 KFF Health News Original

Many of those in Florida who bought insurance plans on the health law’s federal marketplace were previously uninsured — one of the reasons premiums will likely rise in 2015, a senior executive for insurer Florida Blue says.

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