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Utah Rep. James Dunnigan

Defining ‘Typical’: A Critical Step In Determining The Health Law’s Essential Benefits Package

By Utah Rep. James Dunnigan September 15, 2011 KFF Health News Original

As implementation of the 2010 health law unfolds, one of the most important questions surrounds how he essential benefits package will be determined. The answer will have a significant impact on the cost of coverage, both inside and outside the law’s insurance exchanges.

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