Patrick Johnston

California Association of Health Plans

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President and CEO of the California Association of Health Plans, a trade group representing health insurance companies

Patrick Johnston on KCRW

Under Covered California, Obamacare has gone relatively smoothly. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t any problems.

More Insured, But Less Options

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California's version  of the Affordable Care Act is going better than many others, but that doesn't mean there aren't problems.

A Progress Report on Obamacare in California

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