Administration tries to nudge down Obamacare costs

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As more insurers around the country propose steep Obamacare rate increases, the Obama administration says it is working to tamp down costs in a number of different ways.

In an effort to attract healthier customers to the insurance marketplaces created under President Obama’s healthcare law, the Department of Health and Human Services said it’s trying to curb abuse of short-term insurance plans, improve the risk adjustment program and help consumers over 65 transition to Medicare.

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