Maryland making plans for language barriers in health

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland officials are planning a variety of ways to reach people who do not speak English well to help them obtain insurance under the federal health care law.

Danielle Davis, a spokeswoman for the Maryland Health Exchange, said Monday that advertising on radio, television and social media will be part of an overall plan. A call center with access to translators also will be created.

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