Joshua and Ashley Durham, who run a family medicine practice in Boise, Idaho, used the Affordable Care Act marketplace for health insurance for their family of four last year. This year, they chose to pay out of pocket for care when the cost of their premium payments jumped.
Samantha LeGault, a nurse practitioner for a behavioral health clinic in Boise, Idaho, says her medical insurance premium costs rose from $700 to $1,500 a month this year to cover her, her husband and four of their kids.
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Joshua and Ashley Durham, who run a family medicine practice in Boise, Idaho, used the Affordable Care Act marketplace for health insurance for their family of four last year. This year, they chose to pay out of pocket for care when the cost of their premium payments jumped.
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Joshua and Ashley Durham, who run a family medicine practice in Boise, Idaho, used the Affordable Care Act marketplace for health insurance for their family of four last year. This year, they chose to pay out of pocket for care when the cost of their premium payments jumped.
Samantha LeGault, a nurse practitioner for a behavioral health clinic in Boise, Idaho, says her medical insurance premium costs rose from $700 to $1,500 a month this year to cover her, her husband and four of their kids.
