O’Malley appoints six to Md. health exchange

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Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley appointed six people to the state’s soon-to-be-established health benefits exchange, or insurance marketplace, which is slated to begin its work by Jan. 1.

The exchange, which is required by new federal health care mandates, will market and sell health care plans to the uninsured and small businesses that don’t already provide employees with insurance.

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