Washington state blames Trump administration for insurer exits

Published June 8, 2017 8:28pm ET



Washington state is facing a reduction of health insurers selling plans on the Obamacare exchange next year, leaving residents in two counties without any options for coverage.

Fewer insurers will participate in the state’s 2018 exchange, called Washington HealthPlanFinder, leaving 3,346 residents in Grays Harbor and Klickitat counties without a subsidized health insurance option, according to the Washington commissioner’s office.

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